The royal titles of Britain's top lawyers changed after the death of Queen Elizabeth II. As the former Prince of Wales became King Charles III, they all became "King's Councillors".
The Queen's passing has caused many major changes within the royal family, especially when it comes to titles and the royal line of succession. Prince Charles, the heir to the throne, is now King Charles III, and his wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, is now Queen Consort. Title changes have also been reduced in Charles' own lineage, His eldest son Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton have become Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and Cambridge, conferring on them the honor with the possibility of becoming Prince and Princess of Wales if the King so chooses.
According to The Telegraph, with King Charles III now reigning at the helm of Britain, Her Majesty's honor will see a change in symbols for decades - from the national anthem to the currency.
The portrait of Queen Elizabeth II has been featured on the likes of banknotes, coins, post boxes, stamps and government signage, and changing these to reflect the new King Charles III would be an important task. This process can take many years.
Charles would need a new personal flag as king. In 1960, the Queen adopted one of her own flags - a gold E - with the royal crown surrounded by a chapel of roses on a blue background.
Let us tell you that for Charles to rule as a new king, he will have to make a lot of changes, which can take many years.