King Charles chooses the Tudor crown, the first change after Elisabetta- time.news

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On the monogram of the sovereign instead of the crown of St Edward as his mother had wanted, there is the crown of Henry VIII. As on that of George VI and George V

The Tudor crown for the Cypher, or the royal coat of arms of Charles III which from now on will mark every official act of the new sovereign. It was the first choice to make since in all the places of the kingdom linked to the British crown (starting from the Tower of London where the royal jewels rest in anticipation of the coronation and the official moments in the agenda of the sovereign) for days already they are removing the “old” signs. Those of Elizabeth II with that EIIR monogram that became famous in the 70 years of the reign of the sovereign of records.

And, in a surprise move, Charles chose to surmount his initial C and R for the royal role, with the Tudor crown dating back to the time of Henry VIII.. While Elizabeth II had broken with tradition by preferring that of St Edward, or the crown used in the coronation rite with the Stone of Scone in the millenary Westminster Abbey.

A choice, that of the Tudor crown, which refers to the monogram of King George VI, grandfather of Charles, and to King George V, great-grandfather of the current British sovereign. And that will accompany every official document of the new ruler starting with the first letters on Buckingham Palace headed paper leaving today. The monogram of the coronation that the Royal Household has already begun to design under the direction of the Duke of Norfolk who traditionally has this privilege. At Elizabeth’s coronation in June 1953, the wife of the then duke also served as the queen’s stunt double for official rehearsals.

By the way, the current Duke of Norfolk, the eighteenth to hold the title inherited on the death of his father in 2002, stopped by the traffic police for not having stopped at the red (busy phoning his cell phone), he would have justified the infringement with the pressure of the preparations for the future coronation of the king.

September 27, 2022 (change September 27, 2022 | 13:53)

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