Why isn’t the change of the Royal House noticed? (move to, title)

[GSPNative]

Queen Elizabeth II was a member of the House of Windsor, whose name had been changed from Saxe-Coburg.

Prince Philip was a member of the House of Glucksburg or Oldenburg.

King Charles III is technically a member of the same royal house as his father.

Hasn’t the reigning house thus shifted from Windsor to Glucksburg or Oldenburg? If so, why isn’t that noticed? Changes before are always part of history books.

[Humphrey_C_Earwicker]

Don't quote me on this, but I believe Phil The Greek, renounced his birth titles.
Don't know the deets.

[PhinneyWalker]

Originally Posted by GSPNative

Queen Elizabeth II was a member of the House of Windsor, whose name had been changed from Saxe-Coburg.

Prince Philip was a member of the House of Glucksburg or Oldenburg.

King Charles III is technically a member of the same royal house as his father.

Hasn’t the reigning house thus shifted from Windsor to Glucksburg or Oldenburg? If so, why isn’t that noticed? Changes before are always part of history books.

King George changed the name to Windsor during the WWI era because it was a politically astute move to show whose side he was on and that he had no sympathies with Germany. The name is unlikely to change again in your lifetime or your grandchildren's lifetimes.