Britainʼs King Charles III will be crowned on June 3 next year in a ceremony at Westminster Abbey.
Bloomberg writes about this with reference to officials of Great Britain.
Officials said on condition of anonymity that the coronation date will be approved on October 8. The days of the official weekend are still being discussed.
In June next year, the king will be 74 years old. He will become the oldest person crowned in British history. It is known that the ceremony will be more modest than all previous coronations.
- Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8 in Great Britain at the age of 96. Earlier in the day, Buckingham Palace reported the Queenʼs worsening condition and advised her to remain under the care of doctors at Balmoral. Elizabeth was buried on September 19.
- On September 10, Prince Charles Philip Arthur George officially became the king of Great Britain. He ascended the throne under the name Charles III.
- Subsequently, Buckingham Palace released the monogram of Charles III.