King Charles refuses to let his coronation be overshadowed by Queen Elizabeth

King Charles III is increasingly concerned about his coronation, which is only a few months away, and for him it is essential to overcome all the expectation of the important event.

The controversial monarch, although he has already confirmed that he will respect the traditions of the British monarchy, decided to “modernize” a little these celebrations, and has proposed to have a coronation that has nothing to do with his late mother Queen Elizabeth II.

For this, Buckingham Palace has been involved under pressure from the monarch, and has decided not to use the valuable and historic throne used by his mother. “Coronation Chair of St. George’s Chapel” is the relic that has more than a thousand years of history in the English royalty.

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throne in which the current King of the United Kingdom will not sit, as the monarch has asked to use a new throne of his choice, and thus, that his royal right that indicates that “Each monarch can have his own chair” is respected.

On May 6th of this year, King Charles III and his wife, Queen consort Camilla Parker Bowles will be crowned following the usual royal protocol, where the King will be seated at a slightly higher elevation than the Queen, in Westminster Abbey in front of more than 3 thousand people. Thus fulfilling the demands of the monarch to avoid being overshadowed by his mother Queen Elizabeth II.