London – Coronation of King Charles III in Britain on May 6. Buckingham Palace officially announced this yesterday evening. Along with this, Charles’ wife Camilla will also be installed as Queen Consort. After the death of Queen Elizabeth, the eldest son of the first crown prince, Charles, took over as King.
The coronation ceremony is when the monarch, who carries all the duties of the monarch since then, is also officially anointed as the head of the Anglican Church and wears the Imperial Crown as a sign of sovereignty. Camila will receive a crown containing the Kohinoor gem from India.
Archbishop of Canterbury Rev. Dr. The ceremony will be presided over by Justil Welby. The archbishop himself will crown the king. Queen Elizabeth II was crowned 70 years ago in June 1953.
Many distinguished guests including world leaders will attend the function. It has not been decided whether this day, which is celebrated across the country, will be a public holiday. Monday 1st May is a May Day Bank Holiday. Another long weekend is highly likely for a continuation of this.
Charles will be 74 at the time of his coronation. Charles III is Britain’s oldest monarch in its 900-year history.
English Summary: King Charles III to be crowned on May 6, 2023, says British Royal Family