Formal declarations of the new Lord Charles III have occurred in urban communities and towns across East Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.
The functions follow the declaration of the new Lord in London on Saturday.
In Body, a parade advanced from the city's Guildhall to Sovereign Victoria Square.
The High Sheriff of East Yorkshire Jacky Bowes made the announcement from the overhang of the City Lobby close by the region's Ruler Lieutenant.
It was watched by a group accumulated around a sculpture of Sovereign Victoria. Neighborhood MPs and councilors were likewise in participation close by city chairmen from the district's towns.
It finished up with a flute player playing a section of the Public Song of praise followed by three cheers for the new Lord.
The head of Body City Board Mike Ross said the day was "a crossroads ever".
"Albeit today is tied in with denoting the new Lord coming to the high position," he said.
"I think likewise there is still plainly a great deal of regard out there for Sovereign Elizabeth and as it should be."
n Lincoln, a comparable service occurred at Lincoln House of God where the decree of the new sovereign was reported to the province.
Somewhere else in Lincolnshire, decrees were held in Boston, Manby, Sleaford, Spalding, Grantham, Stamford, Bourne, Market Deeping, Gainsborough, Scunthorpe, Grimsby, Cleethorpes and Lincoln.
The primary service in East Yorkshire was at Beverley at the town's Market Cross.
Hedon, Snaith and Cowick, Rawcliffe, Patrington, Leven, Goole and Bridlington additionally held declarations.
