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Coronation
I was wondering when King Charles' Coronation would be, thinking in about two or three months at most, but apparently it could be up to a year! Did anyone else think it would take so long?
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//I also didn't think Charles could be officially called King until his Coronation - but I was totally wrong!// Indeed. He became the King the moment the Queen died. Fifteen months seems to be about the usual period from accession to coronation: Edward VII: accession 22 January 1901; coronation 9 August 1902—18 months and 18 days; George V: accession 6 May...
15:37 Sun 11th Sep 2022
The period of mourning is 12 m
so it has to be after that
( yeah yeah OK WIlliam I, coronation almost immediate etc)
Edward VII - o god you know all this really dont you - was delayed for appendicitis. Treves took it out and I cant remember who gave ether/chloroform.
George VI - took over the date for Edw VIII
so there have been confounding influences
Edw VII delay gave rise to significant cases of precedent in Contract - for those who had hired windows to gawp out of as the King passed by
so it has to be after that
( yeah yeah OK WIlliam I, coronation almost immediate etc)
Edward VII - o god you know all this really dont you - was delayed for appendicitis. Treves took it out and I cant remember who gave ether/chloroform.
George VI - took over the date for Edw VIII
so there have been confounding influences
Edw VII delay gave rise to significant cases of precedent in Contract - for those who had hired windows to gawp out of as the King passed by
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