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NOTE: Þis article ƿas NOT meant to get too political or discriminatory in any ƿay or form, nor ƿas it made to mock any ƿhite European individuals. Instead, þis article only exists for speculation purposes.
NOTE 2: You can hover over TTL's Ænglisc letters and ƿords for þeir OTL equivalents.
An antique painting of uCeorl/uCharles I of Zululand þat depicts him as þē younger 'Bonnie Prince Ceorl/Charlie' shortly before his coronation on April 1746.
Cyning/King[1] Shaka uCeorl/uCharles Edƿard/Edward Louis John Sylvester Maria Casimir kaStuart[2] (31 December 1720 – 30 January 1830) ƿas þē elder son of James Francis Edƿard/Edward Stuart making him not just þē grandson of James VII and II but also þē second Stuart cyning of þē Diarchy of Zululand. During his princely lifetime, he ƿas also knoƿn as "þē/the Young Pretender", "þē/the Young Chevalier", and "þē/the Young Heir (to þē/the Stuarts' Þrone/Throne)"; in popular memory, he is knoƿn as Bonnie Prince/Cyning/King Shaka uCeorl/uCharlie.
uCeorl/uCharles I of Zululand ƿas also þē second ƿhite European to ever have been croƿned as one of þē two official cynings/kings of all Zululand.
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- ↑ ITTL, Scots is þē sole derivative spræc of Ænglisc to receive significant Latin and Romance influences due to þē noticeable conservatism of þē Germanic spræc family.
- ↑ ITTL, “Cyning” is þē Ænglisc equivalent of þē Zulu ƿord “Inkosi,” ƿhich means “cyning.” “Shaka” is added to honor þē ƿell-knoƿn Zulu Cyning Shaka Zulu, ƿho became recognized for his military innovations and leadership. “u” is a prefix used before names in Zulu to address or refer to someone respectfully.