Most people in the UK and Commonwealth countries, including Australia, have never known a monarch other than Elizabeth. Now her plan to die, the so-called London Bridge project, is underway.

Queen Elizabeth II has passed away, and her eldest son Charles has become the oldest king to ascend the throne of the United Kingdom.

Most people in the UK and Commonwealth countries including Australia have never known monarchs other than Elizabeth .

Now her plan of death, the so-called London Bridge plan, is underway.

Charles will become king Charles III

Charles has decided to use his name instead of choosing the so-called king name instead.

He will be called King Charles III.

Queen Elizabeth II chose to keep her name when she ascended the throne in 1952. Her father chose to reign as King George VI, but his full name is actually Albert Frederick Arthur George. Will

Camilla become Queen?

Camilla will be named Queen Consort.

The queen is the traditional name of the spouse of the ruling monarch, and most kings' wives adopt the title of queen, with only a few exceptions.

Camilla's future title has been a controversial issue, and in the first few years of her marriage to Charles, it was thought that she would become Princess Consort after Charles ascends the throne.

But the Queen herself ended the debate in February 2022, saying she "really hoped" that Camilla would become Queen Consort.

There was a debate about whether Camilla should win the title of Princess of Wales when she married Charles.

But later decided to give her a title that was closely related to Charles' first wife, the late Princess Diana, so she changed it to Duchess of Cornwall . What will happen next in

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Charles became king at the moment Queen Elizabeth II died.

Inheritance Committee will meet at St James' Palace in London as soon as possible to declare him king.

Charles will take the oath of the United Church of England and Scotland, the so-called oath of the throne.

The new monarch's declaration will then be read on the balcony of St James' Palace, as well as in key locations in the UK and the Commonwealth.

Both houses of the British Parliament will be recalled to swear allegiance to the new king.

Commonwealth leaders, including Australian Prime Minister Albanys, will deliver speeches to the Queen and welcome Charles to become king.

Westminster Abbey and St. Paul's Cathedral bells are expected to ring for an hour at noon on Friday, UK time.

England, Welsh , Scotland and Northern Ireland will be fired to pay tribute.

When is the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II?

The Queen's funeral is expected to be held in Westminster Abbey 10 days later.

Her body is currently in her Balmoral estate in northeast Scotland.

The body is expected to be taken to nearby Aberdeen city on Friday morning, then loaded on the Royal train and head south to the Scottish capital Edinburgh .

In the Scotland "Operation Unicorn" plan for the death of the Queen, members of the armed forces and emergency services will form a guard of honor on each platform of the route.

The Queen's body will be placed in the official royal residence of Scotland Holyrood Palace , and then follow Edinburgh's historic Royal Avenue to St. Giles Cathedral , where people will have the opportunity to pay their respects.

The ceremony will be held in the Scottish capital before the Queen's body is sent on the royal train to head south to London.

In London, she will lie in the throne room of Buckingham Palace and then be placed on a salute cart to head to Westminster Hall.

After a brief ceremony, a four-day formal spiritual shutdown period will begin.

The coffin will be escorted by members of the British Armed Forces, and the public and VIPs will line by to express their last respect.

The new king will also pay tribute during this mourning period.

On the funeral day, when the bell of big bell resounded throughout the city, the queen's coffin would be carried to Westminster Abbey not far away.

is expected to fall into stagnation across the UK, with crowds rushing to the streets of London, and millions of people watching on big screens across the country.

Where will Queen Elizabeth II be buried?

Queen Elizabeth II will be buried in the Memorial Church of King George VI in St. George's Church in Windsor.

Her husband Prince Philip died in April 2021 and his body will be removed from the royal tomb and buried together.

The Queen's father George VI and the Queen Mother were also buried there after their deaths.

Her sister Princess Margaret died in 2002, and her ashes were there.

When the Queen's coffin was transported to her last burial site by a hearse, the crowd was expected to line up on a 37km long road between the Cathedral and Windsor Castle.

When was Charles' coronation?

Charles' coronation may take place in more than a year to allow for proper time to mourn the Queen.

Coronation is a formal ceremony where Charles will be crowned as king.

Coronation may be held at Westminster Abbey, which has held every coronation since 1066, as well as various royal weddings and funerals.

Queen Elizabeth II's coronation ceremony on June 2, 1953 was held 16 months after her father's death.

The crowning ceremony of the monarch was presided over by the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Like his mother's coronation ceremony, Charles' coronation will be live, but it will be the first colored British monarch's coronation ceremony.