The coronation of King Charles III was held World leaders, other monarchs, and more than 2,300 dignitaries were at the event to make King ...
The coronation of King Charles III was held
World leaders, other monarchs, and more than 2,300 dignitaries were at the event to make King Charles III Queen Elizabeth II's successor. Elizabeth II died 8 months ago.
Around 12 o'clock in the afternoon, Archbishop Justin Welby, the head of the Anglican Church, gave King Charles the golden hat that is the crown of power. This was the first time this had happened since 1953.
As soon as the prayer was over, the crowd of 2,300 people who had come to the service broke up and chanted "God Save the King!" at the rally at Westminster Abbey, while the sound of the Algiers filled the room. How the crowning took place.
Outside the meeting room, guns were fired all over the country and out at sea, and church bells in London rang.
Tradition says that King Charles, who is 74 years old, will wear the royal hat of St. Edward at least once during his rule. His wife Camilla, who is 75 years old, was named queen in a special ceremony.
Before the party, the police in the city of London caught a group of anti-monarchy protesters who were upset about how much money was being spent on women.
Some of the protesters have written "This is not our King" on signs and put them up.
Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International are worried that the security forces are arresting people who don't want to go to the event. HRW said that such arrests are fine in Moscow but not in London. not.
The London Police have put 11,500 police on the streets of the city to make sure everyone is safe. They have also warned everyone who is planning a protest.