On March 10, the British "Mirror" reported that in just five days this week, the new British king Charles III, who will be crowned on May 6, has five royal blood relatives whose titles have been upgraded, although some were forced by the king to make, and some were pushed by the king himself, but promotions are good things after all, people are in good spirits at happy events, and relevant personnel ushered in a happy weekend.
Just five days past this week, five members of the royal family of Windsor, England, have received new royal titles, from the new Duke of Edinburgh to the almost two-year-old Little Princess Lilibet, named after Queen Elizabeth II.
Under the announcement of Charles, the soon-to-be-crowned king, the royal family faced quite significant changes.
Four members of royal blood and their relatives have received new titles in the past few days.
First of all, on March 8, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan, the second son of the king who left the United States and was named Duke of Sussex by Queen Elizabeth II, came forward by a spokeswoman to announce to everyone that their youngest daughter, Princess Lilibet Diana, was baptized by the Archbishop of the Los Angeles Chapter of the Anglican Church in the United States at her mansion in Montecito, California, USA, and officially became an Anglican Christian member.
Meanwhile, according to a new statement, Lilibet and Archie's title change was due to Meghan and Harry believing that Lilibet's princess title was a "birthright".
Archie has previously appeared as Master Archie Mountbatten-Windsor on the list of heirs to the throne on the official royal website, and now on the official website of the royal family, he is known as Prince Archie of Sussex.
And his half-sister, Princess Lilibet, followed closely behind, occupying the turnip pit of the sixth and seventh in line to the throne, respectively.
Although they were not born with the titles of prince, princess and HRH, which Harry and Meghan most valued, it was because Queen Elizabeth II was their great-grandmother, not grandmother, and now that King Charles III is on the throne, as the direct grandchildren of the monarch, they are eligible for the title of prince and princess, and the title of highness, which means that if they return to the UK, they will receive all the high-standard treatment, including security.
Harry and Meghan used thirty-six counts to get treatment for their children.
In order to clear his bad reputation of being played by his second son and daughter-in-law on applause, on Friday, today, Buckingham Palace under the king seized the opportunity to issue an announcement:
On the occasion of the 59th birthday of the King's youngest brother, Prince Edward, the King issued a grace to confer the titles of Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh on the Prince and his Countess Sophie, who had held the title of Earl since their marriage.
Although this duke because of his high position (belonging to the third in command of the King and the Prince of Wales in England), can only be used by Prince Edward for life, but the king can finally give the younger brother's family to others!
This long-awaited change first appeared on the official website of the royal family.
On Thursday, the website did update in due course, as previously stated, not only changing the titles of Prince Harry's sons and daughters, but also changing the new titles of Prince Edward and Lady Sophie to Duke and Lady of Edinburgh.
After Charles became king, he finally fulfilled his promise to his late mother and saved his face by three points.
Edward's new title, previously held by his father, Prince Philip, will now accompany him for the rest of his life.
His only son, Viscount Severn, is now Earl of Wessex, a title that Prince Edward was conferred on his wedding day.
However, the title of Edward and Sophie's eldest daughter, Lady Louise Windsor, remained unchanged.
Buckingham Palace issued a statement today: "His Majesty is pleased to give the Duke of Edinburgh and the Dukedom of Edinburgh to Prince Edward, formerly the Earls of Wessex and Fawfar, on the occasion of His Highness's 59th birthday. The title of Duke will be held by Prince Edward during the lifetime of His Highness. ”
The Duchy of Edinburgh has also undergone several awards and dynasties throughout history.
The most recent was created for Prince Philip, husband of Elizabeth II, who was still a princess.
In 1947, the Prince married Princess Elizabeth, and until her accession to the throne in 1952, the Queen held the title of Duchess of Edinburgh.
Edward immediately passed the title of Earl of Wessex to his son, and the title of Earl of Foffal would remain for the rest of his lifetime.