Mountbattenics? Or maybe it's just the Windsorian era and the second Elizabethan age is just a sub set of that (like how the first Elizabethan age was a sub set of the Tudor era)
Traditionally in England when a long named Charles either ascends to the throne, or is in line for the throne, either has been historically accepted, we have a civil war. Do whilst your question is still relevant, we'd probably be historically known more for that
Carolean probably. Carolingian means relating to the people of Charles, or Charlesfolk, as in his descendants. The -ing suffix shows that. Such as the Carolingian dynasty of France meaning the descendants of Charlemagne (which itself comes from Carolus Magnus, or Charles the Great.)
Is it time that we reconsider that? Just that the modernist movement was over a hundred years ago now. Hell, we've even gone past the post-modernist movement these days. And are moving into the regenerative movement. Architecturally speaking.
Likely, we'll refer to last 100 and on as the Windsor period, akin to Tudor. The Queen's rule will be the second Elizabethan age due to its longevity. We probably won't have a period which would last long enough to have a name until George. Possibly William but most likely not until George depending on if Charles lasts 20 years or less.
Second Carolingian Age, just as the age of the late Queen was the Second Elizabethan Age (Charles I and Charles II reigned consecutively, so theirs is one age)
The carolian era, Carolus is the Latin version of Charles. We've already had two others in the past so your question was answered nearly 400 years ago.
I think that historians will end up calling it the Reformation Era. Charles has been very keen on shaking things up, having less pomp and slimming down the working royals. He wasn't overly keen on the idea of living at Buckingham Palace either, but that's such a national asset that I don't think he'll be able to avoid it. I guess we'll see. Windsor era works too, though, as distinct from the second Elizabethan Era.
Well with only one Charles and he won't be on the throne as long as one may expect from his advance years I'm not sure the era would be named after him specifically more like the Tudors and it be the royal house name of a Windsor period starting from the late great queen Elizabeth 2 although I can see her rain being seen as something else historical like the Victorian era
Could be the “long-Elizabethan” era until William comes to the throne. Kind of how we have the Long-Edwardian era up to the outbreak of WW1, even though Edward himself died four years earlier.
I'm just gonna call it Charlie time
charlatans
My favorite part of the proclamation was when he said "It's Charlin' time"
The Charleston
Sweet Charlie Time! (Bah bah baaah)
He is doing Charlie work.
Ahh good old Charlie time, also know as Friday Saturday, sometimes Sunday.
Apt for the UK at this time?
What comes after him then? Big Willy Time?
Carolean era after Caroline the feminine version of Charles. But I like Charlie time better personally.
Every Saturday night at the club
Pretty sure that is something else
In some circles that has a totally different meaning
We're entering the Carolean Age.
Surely the Sweet Carolean?
With King Charles I being Caroline Era and King Charles II being Carolean Era does it not make sense to have another variation for King Charles III?
There's always a Sabaton song
Why Carolean though? Sounds Christmassy and as though his name is carol.
I WAS CHOSEN BY HEAVEN
Finally the real answer, simply stated, sadly with almost no upvotes.
Charlie's Angels
Charlie's Angles**
carolilingus
Reckon that's the way Camilla is pleased of an evening.
Charlatans?
Please don't mix my fav band in with these muppets
Some have been bandying around Carolean. Others have offered Windsor as a catch-all going forward. Christ knows, really.
Williamianianian?
Willenium
Wilhelmine
Wilhelminian?
Robute?
To keep Elizabethan separate, we could use Mountbatten going forward.
Guilleaumian
The last William was a Georgian, so who can say?
Willzyx
Mount Batten era seems a good way to differentiate it from the 20th century Windsors and avoid any confusion with the Duke of Windsor
Chazian
Just need to find Dave
Charizard
Why do I suddenly feel the need to listen to some Sabaton...
All embrace me
Sweet Carolingians.
Do do dooo
Oh fucking hell
If only William was called David, it could have been a revival of the Chas and Dave era.
The Davidian era.
I’d have called them Chazwozzas
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Does that make Charles a Lizling?
I wondered why he chose to be King Carol.
This is also where we get a lot of place names. Kensington is Town of Ken's Lings, etc
A right bunch of Charlies.
Carolines? Good times never felt so good
Mountbattenics? Or maybe it's just the Windsorian era and the second Elizabethan age is just a sub set of that (like how the first Elizabethan age was a sub set of the Tudor era)
How a period is defined depends not just on the monarch or their house but also the duration and significance of the reign
What you are calling eras are actually known as houses: the House of Tudor and the House of Windsor.
Guess we won’t know for awhile because the last two Charles had different names for their eras
They were both part of the Stuart era, but in Charles II’s case he was also the figurehead of the Restoration
However other countries have had Kings Charles, which Latinises to Carolus, and their subjects were called Caroleans.
Camillions
(Karma) Chameleon’s
Camillionaire
Charleston
Chew
Ok, I'm sure I'm not the only uninformed peasant in here so I'll ask: who is Carol?
A term that originates from the Latin for Charles, Carolus.
i thought i was the only one confused 😭
Since we're in the 20s would the Charleston be appropriate?
Long live King Carol
Charletans
Traditionally in England when a long named Charles either ascends to the throne, or is in line for the throne, either has been historically accepted, we have a civil war. Do whilst your question is still relevant, we'd probably be historically known more for that
Charmeleon
He comes and goes, he comes and gooooeeeeeeessss.
Spaniels
Carolean probably. Carolingian means relating to the people of Charles, or Charlesfolk, as in his descendants. The -ing suffix shows that. Such as the Carolingian dynasty of France meaning the descendants of Charlemagne (which itself comes from Carolus Magnus, or Charles the Great.)
Shenanigans
I think I'm going to stick with The End Times
Mounbatteneers
Chuck-le Vision.
Epsteinian
Éorlingas
Serfs. Same as it ever was.
Same as it ever was, Same as it ever was,
Smurfs
Serfin' Bird
We are in the Modern Era.
Every era is the modern era if you're living in it...
Is it time that we reconsider that? Just that the modernist movement was over a hundred years ago now. Hell, we've even gone past the post-modernist movement these days. And are moving into the regenerative movement. Architecturally speaking.
Strangely (to me), Americans refer to American houses as
But it also refers to the style of contemporary furniture.
Chuckian?
Chucklian. To me, to you.
Chuckington Era
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Republican
Thought we were still in the Hanoverian gang era!
Nah, that all changed when Victoria married Albert. She didn’t inherit Hanover anyway, so probably for the best
Carolean age.
Carolean
Good Time Charlies
Cunningulans.
Chaz'ers
Windsor era
Charcoalian
Charlie’s Throne era
lolz
Sweet Carolinian?
Charleston era 🕺🏻
Carolean I believe
Charizards
Cardigan
Note to Monarchy; choose baby names that collocate well. Try to avoid the name Ian.
Ianian has a ring to it…
Accidentally read that as Cunnilingans
The big eara
Who the hell is Carol?!?
Hope it's not Carolingian, otherwise he might get some funny ideas about proclaiming himself Holy Roman Emperor...
We are groot
Next one..the era of the Willy!
Likely, we'll refer to last 100 and on as the Windsor period, akin to Tudor. The Queen's rule will be the second Elizabethan age due to its longevity. We probably won't have a period which would last long enough to have a name until George. Possibly William but most likely not until George depending on if Charles lasts 20 years or less.
Sneedites (Formally Elizabethans)
Second Carolingian Age, just as the age of the late Queen was the Second Elizabethan Age (Charles I and Charles II reigned consecutively, so theirs is one age)
The carolian era, Carolus is the Latin version of Charles. We've already had two others in the past so your question was answered nearly 400 years ago.
I think that historians will end up calling it the Reformation Era. Charles has been very keen on shaking things up, having less pomp and slimming down the working royals. He wasn't overly keen on the idea of living at Buckingham Palace either, but that's such a national asset that I don't think he'll be able to avoid it. I guess we'll see. Windsor era works too, though, as distinct from the second Elizabethan Era.
Republican Era would be quite nice.
Based on what people from my school were known as, it'll be Charlensian
Still surfs. Doesn’t matter what name you use.
I think he should have gone with George VII
Victorian, Edwardian and Georgian sound like actual time periods without the relation to names. The others do not at all.
That's because they are. Naming eras after monarchs stopped after Edward.
Well with only one Charles and he won't be on the throne as long as one may expect from his advance years I'm not sure the era would be named after him specifically more like the Tudors and it be the royal house name of a Windsor period starting from the late great queen Elizabeth 2 although I can see her rain being seen as something else historical like the Victorian era
It’s a new Chayge
We are 'Right Charlies'
Charleston.
My vote is for Charlatans
He won't rule long enough for a significant era name
Charlatans?
https://youtu.be/WVOTV8pwMyQ
Stop: Chuckletime!
I actually read the answer in some news - we’ve just finished the ‘Second Elizabethan Age’ and we enter ‘The third Carolean age’
Shenanigan
Charlizards
Not for long
The Chucklevision era
Carolean
The end times.
Charlatans
Georgian typically applies to Georges I to IV not V or VI.
Carolean.
WEFian
It's actually Carolean.
Chagosian … give them their fucking island back , you thieving bastards
CHICO TIME
Could be the “long-Elizabethan” era until William comes to the throne. Kind of how we have the Long-Edwardian era up to the outbreak of WW1, even though Edward himself died four years earlier.
Carolean
I think “Charlian” would have been better, albeit somewhat plebeian.
Maybe, The End times?
Charley horses
Copied from a mate of mine in HCR
Oh, the short post-lizzy / pre-will era
I like the Parasitican Era, fits that lot really well.....
Second Windsorian era ?
Should be Charleston era
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The name gets latinised. Carol being the latin form of Charles. For similar reasons you get "Jacobean" for kings named James.
A right bunch of Charlies.
I think we're in the larger Windsor Era
Charlatans...
Jump an' prance, jump 'an prince.
Charleston era maybe
In case no-one has said it: Tamponian.
Carolingian, no. The Charlie one. Anglicanised
Winsorian I'd say
Carolean is the official term I think
Charlsingtonians
Charlatans I believe
Fucked
Well the other previous two King Charles' Reign went by the Stuart Era, as Stuart was their surname. So perhaps we'll go by his Surname?
Chuck dynasty
Pretty sure Carolingian is just the name of Charlemagne’s empire lol
Carolingian ? France has finally won over the UK ! 🇨🇵🇨🇵
I couldn't figure out why King Charles sounded familiar then I saw my neighbours dog.
Charleston times
Charwelian times, that's my 2 pennies
It would be Charlesean
Right Charlie’s
The Carolean era is what we are in now