The Royal House of Windsor

The Royal House of Windsor is the British royal family’s official name, adopted in 1917, replacing the House of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha due to anti-German sentiment during World War I. It symbolizes the monarchy's modern identity and continuity. The House has included reigning monarchs like Queen Elizabeth II and continues to serve as the symbolic and constitutional leadership of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth. The Windsor name emphasizes stability, tradition, and national unity, while adapting to contemporary times. It is a key part of Britain’s history and cultural identity, representing centuries of monarchy and public service.