What is Co-Princes of Andorra?
{{unreferenced|date=April 2012}} {{Infobox monarchy |royal_title = Co-Monarch |realm = Andorra |native_name = {{Lang-ca|Co-Príncep d'Andorra}}<br/>{{Lang-fr|Co-Prince d'Andorre}}<br/>{{Lang-es|Co-Príncipes de Andorra }} |coatofarms = Coat of Arms of High Authorities of Andorra.svg |coatofarms_article = Coat of arms of High Authorities of Andorra |type = Excellency |image = Joan-Enric Vives, 2022.jpg |incumbent = [[Joan Enric Vives Sicília]] |incumbentsince = 12 May 2003 |image2 = [[File:Emmanuel Macron G20 2021 meeting.jpg|190px]] |incumbent2 = [[Emmanuel Macron]] |incumbent2since = 14 May 2017 |style = [[Excellency|His Excellency]] |first_monarch = [[Pere d'Urtx]]<br/>[[Roger-Bernard III, Count of Foix|Roger-Bernard III]] |formation = 1278 |residence = [[La Seu d'Urgell Cathedral]] (Spain)<br>[[Élysée Palace]] (France) |appointer = The [[Pope]] (for life)<br/>French citizens (five years, renewable once) }} The '''Co-Princes of Andorra''' are the two rulers of the [[Andorra|Principality of Andorra]]. Andorra is a tiny [[Landlocked country|landlocked]] [[Country|nation]] in the [[Pyrenees]] mountains between [[France]] and [[Spain]]. Currently, the [[Bishop of Urgell]] and the [[President of France]] are Andorra's co-princes, making the former also one of the two [[Roman Catholic]] figures to both head the church and [[government]], the other being the [[Pope]] of [[Vatican City]] under governance of the [[Holy See]]. Coincidentially, the Pope has the power to appoint the Bishop of Urgell, a fellow [[head of state]] as Co-Prince of Andorra. == History == In [[988]], [[Count]] [[Borrell II]] of [[Urgell]] gave the land of Andorra to the [[Bishop]] of Urgell. In [[1095]], the Bishop of Urgell feared that the Count wanted to take over Andorra again. He asked for help from the [[Lord]] of [[Caboet]]. The two became co-rulers of Andorra. Eventually, the Lord's title passed on to the [[Co