Queen Elizabeth (II), became queen in 1953 and died in 2022. The eldest son Prince Charles will become the king of England. Will King Charles be the last king of England? If Scotland and Northern Ireland are independent, the British country name may have to be changed to the Kingdom of Southern Britain, and Charles of course will be the last British king.
When King Charles was a prince, there was a beautiful Princess Diana who died in a car accident and had a poor life. The British media generally believe that Charles is responsible for the death of Prince Diana, and the royal family, including the Queen, opposes Charles' extramarital affair with Camilla. At that time, Charles and Camilla were both married. Camilla was one year older than Charles and 14 years older than Diana . With Camilla's divorce, Charles also divorced Diana and married Camilla. Everyone is here. Question, Charles, what are you trying to do?
Picture- Princess Diana and Prince Charles
The Queen was very angry because of this matter. It was once rumored that when the Queen confirmed her heir, she wanted to skip Charles and let Diana's son Prince William inherit the throne.
Photo - Diana and Camilla rarely look in the same frame
Let's take a look at the situation in Scotland and Northern Ireland.
The UK's local area is about 244,100 square kilometers, including about 130,400 square kilometers in England, about 78,800 square kilometers in Scotland, about 20,800 square kilometers in Wales and about 20,800 square kilometers in Northern Ireland.
[Scotland]
The earliest natives in Scotland were Pict (a branch of Celtic ). During the Roman Empire , England and Wales on the Isle of Great Britain were included in the imperial territory, but Scotland did not belong to The Roman Empire, Romans built the Great Wall.
In 122 AD, after 300 years of construction of the Great Wall of Qin Dynasty in China, the Great Wall, named after the Rome Emperor Hadrian, started manual construction, with a total length of about 117.5 kilometers. The next Roman emperor, Anthony , built about 60 kilometers north of Hadrian's Great Wall.
The two Great Walls in the central and northern parts of Great Britain , from the subsequent impact, did solve the Roman border problems to a certain extent, but also deepened the north-south differentiation of the British Isles. The millennium confrontation between England and Scotland laid the foreshadowing.
In the early fifth century, the Roman rule of the British Isle collapsed. Some barbarian tribes crossed North Sea from Scandinavia , Jutland Peninsula and other places to the Great Britain. The species include Anglo-Saxon , Saxon, Jute , etc., and later formed a unified nation, Anglo-Saxon .
England and Scotland on the Isle of Great Britain are two different countries and two nations. The kings have been fighting for their great achievements. England and Scotland have been feuds for generations. In 1296, King of England Edward I occupied almost the entire Scotland, but the local resistance movement has not stopped. After 1314, Scotland re-independence, and the movie "Brave Heart" describes this history.
707 England and Scotland merged, the Scottish Parliament dissolved, and the two countries officially merged into Kingdom of Great Britain . (England and Wales have merged before) Of course, not all Scots agree with this result, which is also the reason why the fire of Scottish independence has been burning to this day. More than three hundred years have passed since the merger of the two countries, but Scotland still makes "de-British" sounds from time to time.
According to the population statistics in 2011, 83.32% of the population in Scotland were locally born, and 8.68% of the people from England were from. Among the population structure of England, local births account for 83.46%, while Scotland accounts for 1.34%.From a structural perspective, the proportion of indigenous populations in the two regions is similar, but Scots is not willing to go to England at all. English does not like to go to Scotland, but to occupy resources. Scotland's interests in North Sea Oilfield , Many belong to England.
Scotland's quasi-national anthem "Flowers of Scotland", the lyrics are repeated: Prood Edward's Airmie, An sent him hamewart. The general meaning is: the arrogant Edward's army, we drive you home.
England (England) has ten kings of Edward, among which Queen Elizabeth (II) who died in 2022 is Edward VIII . In addition to these eight kings of Edward, there are also the elder Edward and the martyr Edward. The name Edward is enough to represent the British royal family.
In 2014, Scotland held a referendum to leave the United Kingdom, with a turnout rate of 84.59%. In the election of the British Prime Minister, the turnout rate generally does not exceed 70%, which shows how high the Scots are involved in independence.
Referendum 55.3%: 44.7%, negating Scottish independence. This ratio is not far apart. If there is a subsequent turmoil, there will be another referendum and history may be rewritten.
In 2020, the UK left the EU, and Scotland within the UK rose to its voice for separation from the UK. Scotland's population structure accounts for more than 80% of local whites. If they highly agree with one thing, they can be a referendum.
The queen died in 2022. In the past, some Scots might have considered the queen's thinness. Now King Charles is not that appealing. The Scots may be more rapid and thorough in their rebelliousness.
[Northern Ireland]
In the sixth century BC, the Celtics successively entered Ireland Island from the European continent, gradually forming unified texts and languages, and establishing many small kingdoms, but not forming unified countries. The descendants of the Celtics became the basic ethnic group on the Ireland today. The Celtics appeared on the European stage earlier than the Anglo-Saxon .
Later, the Romans expanded from Apennine Peninsula to all directions, constantly eroding the land of the Celtics. The Cartes on the Isle of Great Britain concentrated in Scotland in the north, and the Celtics on the Ireland escaped through the straits because they were separated by the strait. Rome's invasion.
After the Romans withdrew from Great Britain, the Anglo-Saxons filled the vacancy in time, and wars broke out with the Celtics from time to time.
541, Ireland King of England was the king of Ireland. In 1801, Ireland was incorporated into the United Kingdom. Then Britain fought all over the world and became an empire that never set. During this period, the Irish people also gained a lot, and the call for independence was not high.
When the battle with period, Britain was challenged unprecedentedly. The Irish did not want to be buried with the English, so they took the opportunity to be independent. By the time of World War II , Britain was shaky, England could not protect itself, and it was difficult to stop the Irish independence.
948, Ireland declared independence as it wished. But the British also kept a hand. Since there were many Englishmen in the six counties in the northern Ireland, they asked these six counties to stay in the UK to agree to Ireland's independence.
After independence, Ireland successfully transitioned its economic structure from agriculture and animal husbandry to high-tech industries. Many large multinational companies have chosen to set their European headquarters in Dublin (the capital of Ireland), and the economic level of South Ireland has soared. Now it is not only far higher than the six northern counties, but even the British mainland is not as good as that.
020, the UK left EU , the so-called Brexit. As Ireland is in the EU, Northern Ireland leaves the EU with the UK, resulting in many problems in trade and exchanges between Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Northern Ireland has always had independent demands. If Scotland sets an example, Northern Irelanders may also leave Britain from their own interests. At that time, the British country name may be changed to the Kingdom of Southern Great Britain.
