Before the sight of more than 4,000 people who were accommodated along the route along which the carriage in which the king was traveling paraded, this May 6 the coronation of Carlos III and Queen Camila takes place.
The 74-year-old monarch, who assumes his responsibilities as head of state, ascended the throne as his mother’s successor, Queen Elizabeth IIwho died on September 8, 2022.
The facts go back to a historic day for London, this Saturday morning, the coronation ceremony of Carlos III has been adorned with symbols, for example, that Queen Camila carried on her skirt the image of the two beloved corgis of the Queen isabel II.
It should be noted, as stated in La Verdad Noticias, teddy bears with a crown, silver spoons with the face of Carlos III and commemorative kitchen towels fill the windows of the shops that are around Buckingham Palace.
King Carlos III and Queen Camila greeted the crowd
Carlos III has been crowned in the ceremony that takes place this Saturday
After the procession that left Buckingham Palace for Westminster Abbey, the King Carlos III and Queen Camila they greeted the crowd with smiles from the balcony.
Camila received from the Bishop Emeritus of London and the Bishop of Dover, the Queen Consort’s Scepter as well as the Rod with Dove of the Queen Consort. Following Camila’s coronation, the choir sang a new hymn, “Make a joyful noise.”
The 4,000 civilians dressed in gala remained at all times in expectation of a historic day, where they observed a float that was used for the first time in 1762, and that weighs four tons.
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What does King Charles do? II ?
Charles III of the United Kingdom
Carlos III (Carlos Felipe Arturo Jorge; London, November 14, 1948) He is the current King of the United Kingdom. and sovereign of the other fourteen kingdoms that are part of the Commonwealth of Nations since his accession to the throne, in 2022.
In accordance with the Constitution, as a symbol of the unity of the State, it corresponds to the King to intervene in important acts of the State: Sanction and promulgation of laws (article 62 a); Issuance of decrees agreed in the Council of Ministers (article 62 f).
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