The British King’s ceremonies are also a window of English history, in which the history of this conservative State can be seen as a “pooling”

On 6 May, local time, the British King Charles III Coroner ceremony took place at the Westminster church in London. Seven years ago Queen Elizabeth II held a corona here.

This was the first public appearance of Charles III on the occasion of the Coronal Day, and he entered the White pyramid with Prince Kamara. World Wide Web

The ceremonial ceremonies are symbolic, and the British King’s ceremonial ceremonies go through the past millennium and are the only equivalent of Europe. The British King is not only the British Head of State, but also the heads of several Commonwealth countries. It can be said that the British King’s ceremonial ceremonies are also a window of English history, in which the history of this conservative State can be seen as a “stretch”.

In theory, Charles III became the King at the moment of Queen Elizabeth II’s death, and the King could die, but the Crown was continuing, “the King died and the King was the age of tenacity”, in which the succession to the Crown was graphically demonstrated. As the coronal ceremonies are more cumbersome and require time preparation, Charles III is not immediately followed by a coronal ceremonial ceremonies, and Elizabeth II is also a major ceremonial ceremonial ceremonies in the second consecutive year. The ceremonial ceremonies have received extensive media attention and the British invitation to the multinational head of State, the European Crown, is also an important window for British diplomacy to show the image of the country. At the same time, the ceremonial ceremonies provided opportunities for the British population to participate in the celebrations, and the opening of one day in English will take place next week, as will the length of business in entertainment places such as bars.

The King’s ceremonial ceremonies have a relatively strong religious meaning, not only of the British King, but also of the former European King and the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. In the eleventh century, the conquer, William, had coroned, but he maintained independence between the British Church and Rome. During the period of religious reform, the United Kingdom was also suffering from religious strife until after the “glorious revolution” of 1688, when William III became British, and the Bill of Rights of the British Parliament established that Catholics could not inherit the Crown. Although James II and its supporters have also launched a rebellion, this principle is essentially established, with the British King being the British national leader and defending the Scottish Church.

The King’s ceremonial ceremonies are also the process of granting power, wearing a crown and a worch, while the King is sworn in to uphold the law and the British State. Also after the “glorious revolution” of 1688, the constitutional monarchy was put into effect in the United Kingdom and there has been no further tragic civil war over the Crown. On the one hand, the “glorious revolution” achieved religious reforms that prevented Catholics from gaining access to the throne, and on the other, fiscal reforms that limited the King’s right to tax and established parliamentary sovereignty. As a result, the British King is gradually becoming a treacherous and symbol of the British nation.

In the eighteenth century, the British King became the head of the Great British Empire after it began to build its overseas empire, especially the succession of the Spanish Crown to war. To date, more than a dozen countries still have the British King as head of State. The jewellery of the British Crown is also a contraction of the Great Britain Empire, and the diamonds above the crown are referred to as Africa II and come from the then British colony, Delandwa, now South Africa.

Historically, the coronal ceremonies have enriched a critical moment in British history. Of course, in a world of increasing secularism, civilianization and globalization, the ceremonial ceremonies have not been mysterious, but have become a “historical moment” of complacency.

Red Constellation: Hxpl 2020@qqq.com