Coronation of king Charles III

Britain’s King Charles III will be coronated today at Westminster Abbey in London. This ceremony is going to happen 112 years after the coronation ceremony of his great grandfather Maharaja George V. Maharaja George V was the only British monarch to visit Delhi later to join his coronation court in Delhi. Meanwhile, Vice President of India Jagdeep Dhankhar met King Charles III of the United Kingdom during the Commonwealth Reception in London. During this, India-UK strategic partnership was discussed.

Guests will gather from 100 countries

Ahead of today’s coronation of Charles III, discussions have once again started over the Kohinoor diamond and jewels that are still with the British royal family. The coronation will be attended by guests from around 100 countries around the world and will be broadcast on various platforms. During this, Maharaja King Charles will wear the crown of St. Edward. While Queen Camilla will wear Queen Mary’s crown without the Kohinoor at the event. Images from previous coronations will also be seen in this ceremony.

What time will the coronation take place?

The ceremony will begin at 11:00 a.m. (4:30 p.m. Indian time), which will last for two and a half hours. This function has been given the code name ‘Operation Golden Orb’. From the royal palace Buckingham Palace, King Charles III and Queen Camilla rode in a black Diamond Jubilee Chariot (Bagghi), 2 km. Far away Westminster Abe will reach.

Where will the coronation take place?

For 900 years, coronations have taken place at Westminster Abbey, and since 1066 the Archbishop of Canterbury has officiated at the ceremony.