King Charles became monarch Great Britain and from 14 other kingdoms following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, in September 2022. But only on May 6 will his coronation take place.

The ceremony will take place in V Westminster Abbeythe place where the funeral of Queen Elizabeth took place.

Carlos III and his wife Camila will be crowned as king and queen vs uk and the whole world.

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The ceremony is scheduled to start at 11:00 local time (4:00 am Central Mexican time.) on Saturday, May 6th.

The event will be broadcast live on British channels BBC, ITV and Sky.

The holiday will last three dayswhich are holidays for the English, and although there is no official number, the daily Time it is estimated that it may cost more than 100 million pounds which is paid by British taxpayers.

Why will he be crowned and what does that mean?

Almost a thousand yearsThe kings and queens of England and Great Britain were crowned in London’s Westminster Abbey in a ceremony that has hardly changed over time.

38 monarchs have been crowned at the abbey, with the exception of Edward V, one of two young princes believed to have been murdered in the Tower of London in the 15th century, and Edward VIII, who abdicated to marry an American divorcee, Wallis. .

one of a kind

The coronation is not obligatory and no other monarchy in the world celebrates an act of the same style.

“The form of the ceremony that we will see when Carlos III is crowned, unique in this country and unique in that it survives,” said royal historian Alice Hunt.

He is received by the Earl Marshal, the highest-ranking couple in England in charge of state affairs, a position held for centuries mainly by the Duke of Norfolk and the Howard family.

Why is this being done?

Initially, a coronation was a necessity for a monarch, but now it is ceremonial act.

“In this country, the coronation is still the moment that publicly legitimizes the monarch,” Hunt explains.

“He also always retained in his essence a certain religious moment of transformation. Although the monarch has been monarch since the death of his predecessor, the text of the coronation ceremony, since it was recorded in the 14th century, has continued to articulate the idea that the king or queen is somehow changed during this ceremony.

What’s happening?

The coronation service is a solemn, religious and symbolic event. Carlos swears that uphold the law and the Anglican Church.

Sitting in the historic coronation chair, known as the Edwardian chair, containing the stone of Destinywill be anointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, spiritual leader of the Anglican Communion, with oil consecrated in Jerusalem.

This is the central point of the ceremony and signs the gift of God’s mercy to the sovereign.

“It’s very easy to get carried away with words in a religious ceremony,” Hunt said. “But you must listen to what they say about what happens at the moment of the anointing. It’s really unique and very powerful, and it has a long, long history.”

Carlos will also be given several golden orbs, scepters, swords and a ring that are part of royal jewels and symbolize the power, authority and duties of the monarch, as well as the power of God.

The archbishop will then place on his head the heavy crown of Saint Edward, which has been used in coronations for 350 years. Carlos won’t be the only anointed one, his wife Camilla will also have a simpler ceremony, a mini-coronation as queen.

Charles will leave the abbey with another crown Imperial state crown.