KING CHARLES III OF BRITAIN WAS CROWNED ST. EDWARD

 

KING CHARLES III OF BRITAIN WAS CROWNED ST. EDWARD

King Charles III of Britain was crowned St. Edward, Archbishop King Charles Cooking Edward was crowned, after which King Charles King Edward has become the seventh royal head to wear the crown.

The crowning ceremony of King Charles III of the United Kingdom and his wife, Queen Conceiver Kamala, continues in West Abbey, which has various rituals to be performed, This is the first crowning ceremony over the last 70 years.

 

 

At the ceremony, the Archbishop of Canterbury took an oath of office from King Charles III, after which King Charles signed the affidavit, King Charles III of Britain has taken over the St. Edward's Chair.

Prince Harry has also arrived in Westminster Abbey to attend the ceremony, while Prince Andrew, Prince Edward, Prince Eugene and Princess Ann also attend the coronation ceremony.

This coronation tradition began in 1066, which is still in place, with King Charles III decorated the crown of the 40th king on his head,  After the crown was presented at Bugleam and a cannon salute across the country.

After the coronation ceremony, King Charles and Queen Kamla left for a 4-ton gold-made state coach made for George III, He returned to Buckingham Palace in a mile-long procession of 4,000 military personnel from 39 countries.

 

After returning to Buckingham Palace, the royal family came to the balcony, with King Charles inspecting the fly pass from the balcony of Buckingham Palace with other members of the royal family, On this occasion, King Charles shook the hand of the public slogans, and the Royal Navy ships participated in the salute.

It was the largest event of its kind in the UK after the coronation of King Charles' late mother, Thousands of people watched the street-stricken ceremony, while millions of people from around the world saw it on television screens.

On Sunday at 8pm at Windsor Castle ’ Coronation Concert ‘ will be held with a thousand people participating while on Monday, May 8 will be a public holiday across the UK.

 

Dozens of fans of the British royal family began waiting in central London before King Charles' coronation on Saturday.

Shops and public squares are decorated with British flags in many parts, including the British capital London, preparations for the Street parties continue, Significantly, it has been done to show the ceremony at large screens in 30 locations across the country.

 

On the one hand, British citizens and millions of others are waiting for this historic event, so many people on the other hand say they care about this important event no.

King Charles' mother, Queen Elizabeth, was crowned in 1953, now King Charles is being named the greatest event of the century in Britain, The event will have a magnificent parade and a grand military procession will be taken out.

 

The media has been broadcasting for months on plans and details of this historic occasion, with public opinion polls showing that the majority of the public are not so interested in coronation.

 

This situation contradicts Queen Elizabeth's coronation ceremony in 1953 when London's roads were filled with millions of people, About 27 million people saw the event on television, the first time for many to see a ceremony on television.

Many people in London are already queuing up on The Mall, at the great point of Buckingham Palace, realizing that these moments will be special, This event is only once in life for some British, so it is very important for them, The ceremony is also welcome for some Britons because they will increase their holidays to Monday.

However, for some residents of the White Chapel, an extraordinary party seems inappropriate for the royal family because many people in this country suffer from more than 10% inflation, White Chapel is an area where immigrants have lived in the British capital for centuries.

 

BRITISH KING CHARLES WILL SIT IN THE 700-YEAR-OLD CHAIR ON THE DAY OF THE CORONATION

The coronation of King Charles of the United Kingdom This week, May 6, Kohogi, will be observed using a group of chairs this day.

The chair of the historic St. Edward, which was made more than 700 years ago and was first used in 1308 at the coronation of King Edward II, the same chair Charles' coronation Will be used at the time of.

In addition, the king and his wife will sit in other historic chairs in various stages of the Kamala ceremony, Charles will be officially crowned king at a ceremony at Westminster Abbey in London on Saturday in which various heads of state and foreign dignitaries will attend.

King Charles will replace his mother, Queen Elizabeth, who was replaced in September, Charles and his wife will wear two sets of costumes on the occasion of the coronation of Kamala.

On arrival, the red tuxedo and the departure will wear a royal purple gown . These costumes have either been pre-protected by London's 334-year-old tailoring firm Eddie Raven Craft.