It's worth mentioning that in the proposal to rename Agadir, there was no proposal to name it after Carlo.
Although this may seem a bit strange, it's actually quite normal.
Because Carlo's name in Spanish is Carlos, this actually represents that the proposal for San Carlos can also be said to be named after Carlo.
Actually, according to the naming traditions of the King of Spain, since Carlo's name is Carlos in Spain, then Carlo should be the fifth King of Spain named Carlos, i.e., Carlos V.
However, due to the Bourbon Dynasty's Carlos Faction first supporting the pretenders "Carlos V" and "Carlos VI," Carlo chose to be distinctive, declaring himself as Carlos I of Spain, rather than Carlos V.
At that time, as the focus of Spain from top to bottom was on the formation of the new government and legal reforms, they weren't very concerned about the ordinal number of an elected king.
