Britain's Charles III crowned king in lavish ceremony
Charles III is crowned king in lavish ceremony
By Sean Coughlan royal correspondent and James Gregory BBC News
LONDON Britain's Charles III was crowned king on Saturday during an eighth-century ritual in a traditionally lavish ceremony.
The ceremony took place at Westminster Abbey, where Charles was anointed with holy oil and crowned with the St Edward's Crown.
The ceremony was attended by around 2,000 guests, including world leaders and members of the British royal family.
Charles became king after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, on September 8.
The coronation was a symbol of the continuity of the British monarchy
The coronation was a symbol of the continuity of the British monarchy. It was also a celebration of Charles's accession to the throne.
The ceremony was a reminder of the long and rich history of the British monarchy.
It was also a reminder of the importance of the monarchy in British society.
The coronation was a major event for Britain
The coronation was a major event for Britain. It was a day of celebration and national pride.
It was also a day of reflection on the past and the future of the British monarchy.
The coronation was a reminder of the enduring strength of the British monarchy.
Conclusion
The coronation of Charles III was a historic event. It was a day of celebration and national pride.
It was also a day of reflection on the past and the future of the British monarchy.
The coronation was a reminder of the enduring strength of the British monarchy.
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