What Happens when King Charles Dies

What will happen when King Charles dies? This has been a long standing question, even before he became king. However, since becoming king, there are now some complexities which will need to be addressed.

[eburel]

It’s likely most of us will see another royal (British) funeral in our life time.

[VenusianTaureau]

Being able to witness a real royal funeral after the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II was one of the most honorable things I’ve ever witnessed. It was executed flawlessly and truly fitting for a former monarch that literally reigned in two centuries. Sadly I don’t foresee HM Charles III ruling nearly as long as his mother for obvious reasons but I’d say he has an excellent chance of living at least until his 90’s given his family history and assuming he lives as relatively healthy life.

[lornetc]

When King Charles dies? Prince William becomes king. There. I answered it for you. The reign of the new monarch begins as soon as the previous monarch dies.

[madabbafan]

The Queen wasn't flown to London in a private jet. It was the same type of plane used to repatriate British service personal who were killed overseas. When the proposal to use this plane was put to Queen Elizabeth II her reply was 'If it is good enough for our armed forces, it is good enough for me.'

[tomnicholls]

Sandringham isn't a castle. It's a house!!

[bobbibuttons]

Forth Bridge is near Edinburgh, most likely as He was the Duke of Edinburgh . Tay Bridge is in Dundee. Glamis Castle where the Queen Mother was bought up is just outside Dundee.
Neither of these bridges are in London contrary to what the narrator said.
The other glaring error is Sandringham where the Queen’s Father died isn’t a castle.
You produce good videos but please check your facts as the above errors are glaringly obvious.

[bryanspindle]

Well his father lived to 99 and his mother 96 and his grandmother over 100 so given that he lives a relatively healthy life style l think he will live at least another 20 years.

[eddihaskell]

"Dowager Queen" does not mean "former Queen", it means a widow of a King who was granted the title of Queen upon her marriage. Of course, all Dowager Queens are former Queens of the United Kingdom, but since they continue to be addressed as "Her Majesty", and retain royal status, they still are Queens.

[Halal_Lettuce]

Actually Queen Mary of Teck was the last Dowager Queen of the UK. Queen Mary was the wife of King George V, mother of King Edward VIII and King George VI, and grandmother of Queen Elizabeth II. Despite being alive during the reigns of her sons, she was never known as the Queen Mother, but just as the Dowager Queen Mary. Dowager just means widowed, which is why Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother wanted to be known as the Queen Mother, because she felt that the Dowager title sounds old, and she was actually quite young when she was widowed.

[texasborn]

4:45 "Private Jet" ? QEII was not flown in a private jet ? She left Scotland in a military cargo transport. In fact I heard when she planned for a scenario if she died outside England. Of course that is exactly what happened ! She said "If it is good for my troops, (To be in a transport military plane) it is good enough for me " What a super class act the late Queen was ! ! !

[DrMattiLabbratt]

I’m not a strong monarchist (not a Republican either) or partIcularly interested in the Royal Family
But I wholeheartedly Loved Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth for her work ethic, dedication, resilience, and quiet dignity, even in the most distressing circumstances as when she had to sit alone at her beloved husbands funeral.
She was just a remarkable, inspirational, wonderful human being and I still miss her a lot too x

[RCESeason]

anyone else being recommended this all of a sudden? :skull

[youcefdaddi]

6:28 FACT CHECK: The title Dowager Queen was actually last used when William IV passed away in 1837. As he was Uncle to his successor, Queen Victoria, his Wife, Queen Adelaide was her aunt. Therefore upon the death of her husband she became known as the Queen Dowager

[princessbeaniewiggle]

Assuming Charles dies in his early 90s, that means his grandchildren will be in their 20s, thus they all will be able to stand vigil.

[jamesdawson]

They are not all named after bridges in london, the Tay bridge is a railway bridge in Scotland, as is the Forth bridge, the Menai bridge is in wales

[steftsakiris]

Charles was never heir presumptive. As the eldest son of QEII, he was heir apparent ever since his mother acceded to the throne.

[dasanwilcox]

For most of us… nothing, nothing happens we live our lives not much different from the day b4.

[ella..]

Anyone here after he was diagnosed with cancer?

[FranKing-nh]

Sorry to be such a crashing pedant but both Tay Bridge and Forth Bridge are in Scotland, not London as specified.

[lujzagarou]

Diana would of made the "Perfect Queen", King Charles should of kept his marriage vows and thought of the people not just his wants, he's got big shoes to fill.