The Windsors (British Royal Family)

The Windsors are the British royal family, a monarchy that symbolizes national history and continuity. Founded in 1917, they are led by the reigning monarch, currently King Charles III. The family performs ceremonial duties, charity work, and supports national identity. Members often represent Britain at official events, fostering unity and tradition. While their political power is limited, they hold cultural and historical significance. Key figures include the monarch, their children, and extended relatives. The family’s role has evolved from absolute rulers to constitutional figures, blending tradition with modern public service.