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Actually, if Euphie's turn in line to the throne comes, disputing it is openly rebellion. But then, everyone can dispute ANY successor if that were the case. The chances of generals respecting the line of successors is the same whether it's Euphie or someone else. I don't think just because others have been eliminated in the process makes it harder for Euphie to succeed the throne. It'll be a civil war anyway, if the dukes want to. It actually depends on the loyalty of the subordinates. If Euphie is liked by the army masses, I don't believe it'll be in anyone's best interest to initiate a civil war. So yes, Euphie does stand a chance of changing things if her turn comes through elimination or otherwise.
Having said that, I don't know whether Lulu thought about that or not but his priority right there was to send Euphie back and introduce his order. If he can benefit from Euphie in any other way, I'm sure it'll come to Lulu eventually.
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