thread for KING CHARLES III (regnal name george vii)

The royals should capitalize on the success of Netflix’s The Last Kingdom and bring back Aethlings. And people whose names use that ae character.

Wiliæm

Kæþerine

Ændrew

PÆdophile

Unfortunate n-word usage

Not an uncommon occurrence in the British Royal Family I'd have thought.

lol (xp)

Question: Am I reading the list correctly that William's children are ahead of Harry in succession? Is that because he "bowed out" of the royalty or is that the way it normally works?

That’s the way it normally works

Yeah, it's how William and Harry were always ahead of Charles's siblings when the queen was queen.

Bring back the good old days when jealous uncles would murk little shits who stood in their way.

King Charles trying to cure cancer https://t.co/cWEIJ2u1UV pic.twitter.com/BQT9JaTibR

— Micky D (@DeMickyD) February 7, 2024

https://www.itv.com/news/2016-06-07/noel-edmonds-tells-cancer-patient-he-may-have-caused-illness-through-negative-attitude

Genuine lol at that Oblivion tweet

i for one fully support king charles iii (regnal name george vii)'s all-natural approach to cancer treatment

a daily regime of green tea with ginseng and a splash of non-GMO honey, and you'll be right as rain old lad!

don't forget the adrenochrome glands of some young children

now we the sinister truth about what goes on in Poundbury

*know*

it worked for Steve Jobs after all

My aunt knew a homeopathy 'practitioner'. She came down with breast cancer, caught early.

Refused medical treatment. Died earlier this year, in her early 40s.

I thought the Duke of Edinburgh and the Earl of Wessex were one and the same?

Fun fact: if Charles had had a fatal polo accident back in the 70s, we'd now be the subjects of King Andrew

glandrew

sad to see royalty forced into a prostate position like that

― manic pixie dream shatner (bizarro gazzara), Monday, 12 September 2022 14:55 (one year ago) bookmarkflaglink

Prescient.

thoughts and prayers

King Charles has reportedly begun work on his succession plan, sparking fears his cancer diagnosis may be ‘more dangerous than we have been led to believe.’

Earlier this month Charles revealed he had been diagnosed with cancer after being admitted to hospital for a separate issue regarding an enlarged prostate.

The type of cancer has not been revealed to the public, but it was reportedly caught early and the King has been undergoing ‘regular treatments’ ever since.

Nevertheless, the issue has reportedly prompted the King to start formalising his succession plans earlier than intended and ensure that Prince William is at the heart of them, sparking rumours that his illness could be more serious than we have been led to believe.

fuckin hell some twist if he gives it all to the heir and first in line

Rumours are that he is just taking herbs and homeopathy and refusing chemo, it would be very much in character and there's nobody around to tell him not to do that, I guess.

Only God.

king charles iii (regnal name george vii) pondering whether to adopt the steve jobs approach to cancer management

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FK33vhpWYAUZQlE?format=jpg&name=medium

almanach de saxe-gotha to include explanatory midichlorian levels

God will save him if we sing loudly enough and don't boo instead at, say, the league cup final.

Head of (pro)State

King Charles III revealed an unexpected source of spiritual relief after cancer diagnosis

The monarch sought for spiritual guidance from Greek Orthodox monk in these difficult times.

In a surprising turn of events, King Charles III has reportedly turned to a Greek Orthodox monk for spiritual advice following his recent cancer diagnosis. The monarch, known for his spiritual sophistication, has sought counsel from Archimandrite Ephraim, whom he has been friends with for over 25 years.

The King's friendship with the monk deepened after the death of Princess Diana in 1997, and it is believed that Charles contacted Elder Ephraim, 67, for guidance shortly after receiving his diagnosis earlier this month. The Abbot has spoken out about their friendship for the first time, stating, "We have a very good rapport."

Charles, 75, has his own quarters at Vatopedi on Mount Athos in Greece, where he has visited several times since his diagnosis. The King is said to have a deep appreciation for ancient rituals and spiritual practices, often rising at 4am to follow the liturgy.

Despite the diagnosis, sources close to the King are optimistic about his recovery. One source told The Sun, "Charles has a spiritual sophistication, a spiritual life... I believe he'll overcome it."

men will literally become greek orthodox to avoid going to chemo

spiritual sophistication is a hell of a euphemism

Well, just as long as it isn't a Catholic monk I guess...

"The King is said to have a deep appreciation for ancient rituals and spiritual practices."

reaching spiritual enlightenment by having a boiled egg and then getting jerked off by one one of his servants every day

regnal name coddled egg

the rumour I heard was that he got a servant to hold the royal member when he had to give a urine sample

xp

Can't be too careful with the crown jewels.

Need a Kate Middleton thread

cant find one

a classic one for her sister though

BREAKING: Queen Camilla is taking a break from public duties for some "downtime", which means that NONE of the four most senior royals - King Charles, Queen Camilla, Prince William and Kate Middleton - are working right now.

All is not well with the Royal Family. 💁‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/2sgSrM0Otz

— Cillian (@CilComLFC) March 2, 2024

Workshy layabouts.

hope they can show the proper documentation so they can continue receiving benefits

"Have you done any work paid or unpaid in the last two weeks?"

The shortest-reigning monarch was Lady Jane Grey who ruled for 9 days from 6 July until 15 July 1553 (although she was only proclaimed queen by the Lords of the council on 10 July). Her husband Lord Guildford Dudley was her consort for the entire reign, making this the shortest tenure of the male consort of a female monarch. Note: Jane's reign is disputed.

The king with the shortest definitively known reign was Edgar the Ætheling who ruled for 2 months, 12 days in 1066 before submitting to William the Conqueror. Some records indicate that Sweyn Forkbeard reigned for only 40 days in 1013–4.[7]

Well he's got past all that at least

Can I just say Sweyn Forkbeard is a pretty badass name?

his son was a Cnut

Not for the last time either.

Æthyll do it