Legacy of King Charles III’s name predicts ‘he won’t survive full monarchy rule’
dailystar.co.ukTikTok asked if he would have to know the history of the first two monarchs named Charles to understand our new King — and some believe it is significant to know as they think it will point to how King Charles III will rule.
Anne, who posts on the app as @cest_du_chilli, replied to his video claiming that the history of the name was the reason "why everyone was so surprised that he chose to keep his birth name".READ MORE: Bloke who correctly predicted Queen’s death issues warning about King Charles IIIIn the video, which has gained more than 30,000 likes, Anne explained: "Yes, the answer is yes, because this guy [King Charles I] was a tyrant who was imprisoned for refusing a constitutional monarchy and was later executed for it."And this guy [King Charles II] who was his son spent all of two years as monarch, before he was exiled by defacto leader named Cromwell, he was later reinstated as King nine years later."But the important thing is the first two Charles' did not survive as monarchs.
It'll be a shock to me if the third survives another full monarch rule."She also clarified in the comments that she defines a "full monarch rule" as ruling until the day they die.People in the comments claimed that the choice of regnal name was "unlucky", while also pointing out other legacies left behind by the former Kings.One user wrote: "I was actually shocked he chose Charles III.
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