Coronation

[Barclamïu da Miéletz]

When the statement is put into practice the results will likely be much more intriguing Barclamiu.

It definitely will be, I guess.

[Breneir Tzaracomprada]

In the meantime, I am excited to now have two video channels for Talossa and a monarch who is open to being seen and heard.

[Sir Txec dal Nordselvă, UrB]

Ahem, I would also like to make a media request? Perhaps, Fora Talossa could broadcast your first Independence Day message?

Sure. I hadn't planned specifically to read it on camera, and I KNOW I will butcher the Talossan peppered throughout it, but I don't see why not.

[Miestră Schivă, UrN]

Generally speaking, I think that people only have ever used Ian I when they were not actually aware of the conventions that are typical. I think we should probably stick with the traditional use, where you would just be King Txec.

I don't know about that. Certainly that's traditional in larger countries; but KR1 always called himself that before there was a KR2 (Allà rest his soul).

[Marcel Eðo Pairescu Tafial, UrGP]

Generally speaking, I think that people only have ever used Ian I when they were not actually aware of the conventions that are typical. I think we should probably stick with the traditional use, where you would just be King Txec.

I don't know about that. Certainly that's traditional in larger countries; but KR1 always called himself that before there was a KR2 (Allà rest his soul).

Was Florence also called King Florence I?

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

Generally speaking, I think that people only have ever used Ian I when they were not actually aware of the conventions that are typical. I think we should probably stick with the traditional use, where you would just be King Txec.

I don't know about that. Certainly that's traditional in larger countries; but KR1 always called himself that before there was a KR2 (Allà rest his soul).

That's a fair point. We haven't really done that though, and it hasn't been the predominant practice in the current era. I also think it's more dignified not to have an ordinal if you have the choice.

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

Generally speaking, I think that people only have ever used Ian I when they were not actually aware of the conventions that are typical. I think we should probably stick with the traditional use, where you would just be King Txec.

I don't know about that. Certainly that's traditional in larger countries; but KR1 always called himself that before there was a KR2 (Allà rest his soul).

Was Florence also called King Florence I?

Frequently. Opinions and usage differed, though.

She was such a fascinating woman, and she must have been an extraordinary teacher.

[Sir Txec dal Nordselvă, UrB]

I guess we could call it a royal prerogative and leave it up to me to decide :-)

[Danihel Txechescu]

Generally speaking, I think that people only have ever used Ian I when they were not actually aware of the conventions that are typical. I think we should probably stick with the traditional use, where you would just be King Txec.

I like more your response from here:

I thought it was "King John" and not "King John I".

it's both, but the latter is more formal. He's the first King John! He would be the third King Robert, if that were his name, or the second King Florence.

I like that duality of in-/formality.

[Baron Alexandreu Davinescu]

Yeah, makes sense.

[GV]

Generally speaking, I think that people only have ever used Ian I when they were not actually aware of the conventions that are typical. I think we should probably stick with the traditional use, where you would just be King Txec.

I don't know about that. Certainly that's traditional in larger countries; but KR1 always called himself that before there was a KR2 (Allà rest his soul).

Was Florence also called King Florence I?

Frequently. Opinions and usage differed, though.

She was such a fascinating woman, and she must have been an extraordinary teacher.

I saw Flo in one of Ben's Talossan videos.  She was as flamboyant on video at least as she seems in print. 

And yes, she was well thought of as a teacher.  Ditto for Dr. Madison, btw., at least as a teacher.  No two Talossans were more different in so many ways, though - lol!