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The issue of Charles' abdication has caused widespread discussion and controversy in British society. Queen Elizabeth's decision to abdicate was widely supported, but Charles's idea of voluntarily continuing to work until the last minute was met with opposition. There are some major arguments that explain why there was opposition to Charles continuing to work until the last minute, and there were demands that he should abdicate at the age of 80.
First of all, many people believe that Charles's physical condition cannot be compared with Queen Elizabeth. The Queen travelled solo to the world before she came to the throne, and she demonstrated resilience and perseverance in those turbulent times.
In contrast, Charles's social prestige was lower, and his health became a problem. As king, he had enormous responsibilities and needed to undertake important state and public events. If he is in poor health, he may not be able to perform these duties, which may have a negative impact on the country and the government.
Not only that, Charles' continued tenure may also trigger social unrest in the United Kingdom and even the Commonwealth. Queen Elizabeth issued a secret edict asking Charles to abdicate at the age of 80 to allow Crown Prince William to succeed to the throne. Such decisions are made out of concern for the country and the people.
As the king's health problems may worsen over time, abdicating and allowing the younger and more energetic William to succeed can ensure a stable transition and smooth succession of the country. Young, capable and beloved, Crown Prince William has proven himself up to the role of this important role. Therefore, it is in the national interest and the long-term development of the country to let William inherit the throne at the right time.
In addition, Charles' continued tenure could raise succession issues. If Charles insists on not abdicating, then his son William may be forced to wait longer before ascending the throne. Such a delay could negatively affect the stability of the British government and the coherence of the royal family.
And, in people's minds, William has become a highly respected and popular crown prince with the strength and ability to lead the country. Therefore, at the request of Queen Elizabeth, abdicating at the right time is in the interest of the country and the royal family.
In summary, Queen Elizabeth's decision to abdicate was widely supported, and Charles's idea of continuing to work until the last minute was met with opposition. His physical condition and social prestige were relatively low and he might not be up to the duties of king.