Charles III Officially Proclaimed King at Ceremony in London
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2022
- King Charles III was officially proclaimed monarch on Saturday after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, in the first Accession Council ceremony to be held in 70 years. The council, made up of 200 Privy Counsellors -- primarily current and former politicians and other dignitaries -- proclaimed Charles III’s ascension to the throne in the State Apartments of St. James’s Palace in London.
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From NC, USA. Totally AWESOME to be able to watch this beautiful ceremony. Such an important moment in history , the close of one era and the beginning of another.
From NH and I wholly agree.
This is where you’re from. Not the land called the Americas.
@@factualtruth6830 Truly sorry but, I can not be from a place I have never been. I have never been to London there for I can not be from there. I may have members in my family tree from there but, that is not me. I am from New Hampshire which is in the country of North America. So yes I am from NH in the USA.
Not another era, but another reign .
@@Stand663 Who cares?
They only keep em' around for Nostalgia of the Monarchy days. Still a Grandiose Ceremonial view into the past of the days when empires were ruled by Kings & Queens.
England just keeps ticking on. This is amazing. Watched when Diana got married. Watched William and Henry be born. Watched Diana's funeral, 2 lavish weddings, great grandkids and now the Queen's funeral and Charles' coronation. I feel lucky to have seen this part of English history
They have known loss and sadness before. Cromwell, The London Fire, The Battle Of Britain.....everytime they emerge stronger and better. They shall rise again.
I remember when william the conqueror invaded England.😢 Time flies quickly.
History… history. I can’t fathom the profound privilege we all get to have to see this historical moment in history.
if any of our people can still appreciate that...this ceremony was last performed in 1952....and before that, 1936
@@essessessesq So it’s been a while?
Probably the biggest historical event of my life
EDIT: so far because I expect to see this again in the next 20 so years
WW3 will be more significant than the transition of a ceremonial ruler
@@zdvxr This means nothing.
Learn to discern between symbolism and the physical real world.
As an American, I find this proclamation ceremony very beautiful.
min 0:35 the painting of Venice (Venezia - Italy) with the Basilica of Saint Mary of Health (Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute), Campanile di San Marco and Canal Grande.
Wow! Amazing and majestic to watch this historic ceremony. We are witnessing a live coronation of THE King proclamation. Long live King Charles III !!!
This is an official accession ceremony but it is not the coronation, that comes later in the year.
@@tadhgknight3484 @tadhg hmm ok
God damn. This ass needed to read from a script in his hand 🤚. SMH 🤦♂️
I was with you till you said "Long live King Charles III."
Jesus Christ is the KING of Kings. This man is a King. Not THE King.
Aaah the sight of Camilla! When the new king mentioned "wife" I can only imagine William thought about his mom Princess Diana.
William deliberately stood close to his step mum. he knows that his fathers wife is Camilla.
I would think he had other things on his mind. Not everyone dwells on the past. It isn't mentally healthy.
Great to be able to see such powerful ritual ceremonies taking place . Watch and listen closely , these are the spells being used to maintain power 👁👁
Thank you for your concern..
This is so beautiful. Although I'm an American, it brought tears to my eyes
This was awsome 👑 and well put together. A job for life, I LOVED IT ALL💜
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Sending prayers to all. God BLESS the SOUL of THIS incredible woman Queen Elizabeth. She was GRACE and beauty.
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Eternal rest Queen Elizabeth♥️ Bring love and peace to her children and grandchildren and all generations to come❤️🙏
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My condolences to the family. Queen Elizabeth II had a remarkable and unparalleled reign. It is amazing to watch history unfold.
É uma tradição belíssima!
10:00 Take this blessed pen box away from me, so I can sign this.
@@ianburkard
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A room full of people who never worked in their entire life getting praised for doing nothing
😂👍
Lol anyone else saw Boris Johnson in the crowd?
guess he´s still sitting at the barber´s, trying to get his yellow hair done.....
The mistress won in the end. Charles called his mistress ‘my darling wife’. He never extended the same consideration to his children’s mother.
actually, Charlie and Camilla had a relationship long before he ever knew Diana....and after all, NONE of us is perfect, we are ALL miserable sinners in one way, or many ways...Charlie is no exception....recall that Someone infinitely better than any of us once said "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."
Diana has been dead for a quarter century now. Give it a break.
Sad times. Truly always going to be the sleazy prince with the witch
@@ryliehunter5082 actually, Charlie and Camilla had a relationship long before he ever knew Diana....and after all, NONE of us is perfect, we are ALL miserable sinners in one way, or many ways...Charlie is no exception....recall that Someone infinitely better than any of us once said "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."
Diana was murdered. She herself said they would get rid of her in a car accident. The ambulance took its time, bypassing closer hospitals. Diana's first lover also died in an accident.
He has some BIG shoes to fill, figuratively of course. The Queen was concerned with duty alone, and this was fundamental to the reputation of the crown. Regardless of how one views the institution of the monarchy, her stoic and loyal commitment to her role was unquestionable. She was respected by citizens in good times and bad.
Will he further divide or help the monarchy at a time in which nations are reconsidering their relationship? Standing for human rights and humanity is important. Weighing in on subjects for monetary or industrial gain, state or otherwise, is drastically different.
I, 55 years of age, living in Denmark, see no sence in the hostility amongst some people wishing him to let William be king. I have, living in a monarchy as well, gained a lot of respect in the important moral head of state function. There is someone above the prime ministers, and they have to respond to this person.
King Charles: I praise his values. As this family tends to have long lives, he'll probably be King for many years to come. Our monarchies are the backbone of our countries, the moral of our countries, no matter the political movements and fight for power amongs politicians. Long live the King!
Whew! For a sec there I thought you meant he LITERALLY had big shoes to fill, and I was like wtf the Queen had massive canoes, they sure hid that well on camera. But anyhoo you said figuratively so I was like oh ok then all good.
@@nidhavellir 🤣
@@monachopis6500 hello to Denmark from Ohio....if i remember my school lessons right, your Danish ruling monarch is a cousin of Charles and his mother...all of them are family members of Queen Victoria, who ruled Britain from 1837 to 1904
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THE ENGLISH ARMY AND THE FRENCH ARMY WAS DEFEAT BY THE
GENERAL LUCIO NORBERTO MANSILLA
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Every time a man has sat on the throne of England the world has been at war
Well there has been wars throughout the whole of history so it would unheard of
@@randomshorts739 not wars...the world at war... there's a difference... history may not repeat itself, but it certainly rhymes
@@beansbaxter6506 wtf does that mean you said every time a man has sat on the throne of England the world has been at war there have only been 2 world wars but over 60 kings of England
Beans Baxter there has been TWO world wars and its the throne of britain
@Quetzalcoatl there have only been 2 world wars
Deep condolence, God bless the noble soul Very graceful loving queen ,.... Long live the King Charles, God bless 🙏💓💐
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TO WIN WHEN TO WIN WAS IMPORTANT
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You are a blessed country to have such ceremonies and history and the longest reigning monarch Queen Elizabeth II. Long Live The King..King Charles III..may he bless your country in all his years and make his blessed mother proud.
Actually they have their own longest living monarch.
@@Kathleen2022 Stfu. It's a great tradition to carry on. It has been this way longer than any other country. Are you English? If not then sit down and seriously stfu.
@@Kathleen2022 but you are blessed to have it now. I am an American and I am at times envious of such celebrations. not that I would like to have a king or such, but to have such a wonderful traditions and the kinds of celebrations you have is wonderful. Yes the taxes are high but I would pay high taxes to have the kinds of traditions you have. you are blessed. the sad thing is also, you don't know how blessed you are until it is gone.
May Her Majesty have a beautiful Celestial transition and meet again with her Father King George ,Elizabeth The Queen Mother, Sister The Countess of Snowden And Her Beloved Husband The Duke of Edinburgh HRH Prince Philip And Her Gracious Daughter in law Diana Princess of Wales. You remain Forever in our Hearts Thank you For all your Love Duty and Dedication
How long does the celestial transition take?
@@nidhavellir few seconds
Thank you for this. Indeed, a very happy visual and send-off🙏🏼🌺
nicely written!
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He didn't look that annoyed, probably couldn't say anything per tradition..
Still can't believe this is happening 😢 it is both sad and profoundly pleasing at the same time
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THE ENGLISH ARMY AND THE FRENCH ARMY WAS DEFEAT BY THE
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TO WIN WHEN TO WIN WAS IMPORTANT
POR ESO HABLAMOS EN ESPAÑOL
God this is relief from listening to President Joe creating division .
of both parties, for that matter!
Joe creating division? Don't make me laugh
Loved every second of the video. British (and judaeo christian) traditions, customs and ceremonial rituals are full of meaning, dignity and order.
No such thing as Judeo Christian. You are either one or the other .
No, just British and Christian.
@@georgedurrant1766 LOL OP just ignores all other faiths, traditions, etc.
What an amazing thing to see that Kings are just God Almighty servants and they are aware of that... On the contrary Republic Presidents believe that their power comes from the people not from God Almighty, so I prefer Christian Kings, God save King Charles III
Get rid of these figurehead positions.
Precioso y Grandioso!@@
We can watching this historical moment in history.
My condolence to the Family
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Queen Elizabeth was such a monumental figure on the world stage for 96 years. It seems odd to my tongue to refer to Charles as "King Charles". I am 55 years old so for all of my life I've known him as Prince Charles. It's going to take some time (for me). Even having to say God Save the King as opposed to God Save the Queen.
I realize the Queen's passing was inevitable but she had an aura about her that made it seem like she could live forever 💙 I am mourning her death as many of us are. She was truly a majestic person, may she rest in peace 🙏
our late Queen was on the world stage for just over 70 years, but our King has been on the world stage for quite a number of years already and all heads of state change
Should have played that 80s Road to Wembley tune
You dont get this every day of the week. Love all the pomp and circumstance.
I agree …just think we haven’t witness this in our lifetime
Well Queen Elizabeth has been around for 70 + years so I don't expect this to be an every week thingn
@@ImpStarDestroyr I don't suppose we'll have to wait so long for the next one.
What is that face he made when signing the second part 😂
I saw that too!
While I know neither Charles nor any member of the royal family is ever likely to read this, but I feel the Queen smiling down on them. She would never have left this earthy realm had she felt her heir unready or incapable to reign. Now that the initial shock has worn off, King Charles the III just seems natural.
Just a Simp
Nope!!!
She held on as long as she could hoping Charles would die first because she knows he is a halfwit
you put that so very well!
❤️R.I.P💔🙏
Makes me very humble and very proud to be an Englishman. 🏴🇬🇧 God save the King.
Head of the church who committed adultery!
@@geraldgallagher7243 true, but we are ALL miserable sinners....as the Good Book says of humanity, "There is none righteous. NOT ONE."
@@geraldgallagher7243Yes, he did taste the forbidden fruit but I’m sure he has had his forgiveness from God. I’m just glad that the Queens first born did not give us King Andrew the nonce.
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PARANÁ RIVER ( ARGENTINA )
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THE ENGLISH ARMY AND THE FRENCH ARMY WAS DEFEAT BY THE
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@@geraldgallagher7243
THE BATTLE OF PUNTA QUEBRACHO
PARANÁ RIVER ( ARGENTINA )
1846
THE ENGLISH ARMY AND THE FRENCH ARMY WAS DEFEAT BY THE
GENERAL LUCIO NORBERTO MANSILLA
TO WIN WHEN TO WIN WAS IMPORTANT
POR ESO HABLAMOS EN ESPAÑOL
Nothing last forever, and shall be replaced with new one.
Long live the King!! From the USA!!
LONG LIVE KAMALA HARRIS
Long live the King, God save the King!
Elizabeth was humble.
He is a humble.
You can't be a King or Queen unless you have humility, wisdom and not lose the common touch.
May the Queen rest in peace.
May the Angels carry her into Paradise where her husband and family wait for her.
God save the King.
Long live the King!
good points!
And, it was in fact, lack of HUMILITY which characterized the late King Edward the Eighth, and thus blackened his memory. 😒
@@fgb3126 well, he apparently never wanted to b king....he HATED the pomp and pageantry...Mrs. Simpson gave him a convenient excuse to step aside...even though she PLEADED with him to not do so, and she left him and moved the France...but he quit anyway and followed her to France...Churchill had basically told Edward "fight for the throne. the army is sworn to OBEY YOU, not to obey parliament." Edward said no.
THE BATTLE OF PUNTA QUEBRACHO
PARANÁ RIVER ( ARGENTINA )
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THE ENGLISH ARMY AND THE FRENCH ARMY WAS DEFEAT BY THE
GENERAL LUCIO NORBERTO MANSILLA
TO WIN WHEN TO WIN WAS IMPORTANT
POR ESO HABLAMOS EN ESPAÑOL
@@essessessesq
ANGLO SAXONS GO TO FIGHT CHICKENS
RUSSIANS ARE WAITING YOU IN UKRAINE
Late HM Queen Elizabeth II 🇬🇧
(1926 - 20 22) Heartfelt Condolences, May Her Late Majesty Rest In Peace ☮
💐 🙏 🕊
powerful voice
We have never seen any of this before. I didn't realize what exactly goes in to the transition of power to a sovereign as Im sure many of you also havnt.
good point! this has not happened in 70 years, and it was NOT on TV then [few people had them!]...and before that, the last time was in 1936....86 years ago...the public saw that on black-and-white film in movie theaters!
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PARANÁ RIVER ( ARGENTINA )
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THE ENGLISH ARMY AND THE FRENCH ARMY WAS DEFEAT BY THE
GENERAL LUCIO NORBERTO MANSILLA
TO WIN WHEN TO WIN WAS IMPORTANT
POR ESO HABLAMOS EN ESPAÑOL
I hope Charles keeps his promise to make the monarchy low key and scaled back.
that as what Edward VIII had planned, but he had to step down before he could do it....but you still need to keep up some of the splendor, uniforms, etc.
He’s been very adamant about that so I assume so
The monarchy has been getting scaled back for 400 years now, it no longer has as much influence as it used too
God Bless King Charles III
Indecent, immoral. A fitting representative of this family of bloodsuckers.
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THE ENGLISH ARMY AND THE FRENCH ARMY WAS DEFEAT BY THE
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TO WIN WHEN TO WIN WAS IMPORTANT
POR ESO HABLAMOS EN ESPAÑOL
the army of smartphone is a bit terrifying and out of place in this beautiful ceremony though
At 0:01 that building looks like it’s from the Tudor period. It’s fascinating but I’m sure it’s a building I’ve seen before of course from other angles. Does anyone know what it is ? Maybe part of Hampton Court ?
Beautiful asf 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
So, he finally made it!
Yeah, but what next?
@@nidhavellir starvation, global depopulation! Yay!!!
he could save the world , he has a big role to play.
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watching this again the pen incident is so funny i dont understand why they needed so many pens on the table
He's not really a king, just a figure head (mascot) that lives of the sweat of the English people. If people remember back to the last recession, they would remember that the supposed royals made money of the people's suffering.
They make the state money
And you're not really some random person on UA-cam, you're a cat
I had never seen ceremony like this
It's the first time it's been televised.
I can't believe that Her Majesty has passed over Bless you Ma'am
The ascension council today predates the Norman conquest of 1066. That means for more than 1000 years this meeting of the illustrious of the land have gathered at the Kings Court (notice it was held at st James palace not Buckingham palace as it’s the court of st James Charles now becomes king of. And proclaim the Queen is dead long live the king.
The council today consisted of all living former prime ministers and 200 other senior politicians past and present of all parties and creeds of the left and of the right. Some of whom hate one and other, yet All are gathered despite of political difference but with one thing in common. They are all British and are ALL loyal to the crown. Politicians and ideology come and go, prime ministers come and go, but the crown endures. Eternally. And from that you get the smoothest and greatest platform in which as a nation we can practice parliamentary democracy.
The monarch is not pretend or merely ceremonial - he is the embodiment of the nation
the actual commander in chief of His Majesty’s forces, the font of all justice pardon and patronage and the supreme Governor of the Church of England.
The King has no political power but by being above it all he has supreme power.
The love we had for Elizabeth and the respect we have for the institution of monarchy which is older than parliament itself. And Knowing that, the weight of the whole nation now falls entirely on the shoulders of one man - most citizens of Britain, republican or monarchist, wish Charles well and hope and pray he will be as great as his late father mother grandfather and grandmother. All legends of their age.
✌️🙏
Monarchy is on its last legs. Only a matter of time before much of the commonwealth abolish the monarchy. Many have only held waiting till elizebeth passed
good history, thanks. though one point...the monarch DOES have the absolute right to refuse to sign, and thereby veto, any law he chooses, with no appeal from that veto....it is also true that, the last ruler to DO this was Queen Anne in 1707....BUT we have NO idea how many times a monarch told the PM "I will sign this law ONLY if you change X, Y, and Z.".....and a very pertinent factor in this matter, IF there ever IS such a showdown between King and Parliament, is the following FACT....every military officer and every soldier and every police officer in the UK swears an oath to OBEY and be LOYAL to the KING....they swear NO such oath to obey the parliament or the prime minister
Thank You for that.. that was interesting to know..
God save the King 👑👑
@@essessessesq completely agree. If for example a lunatic government ever somehow came to power and a bill was introduced to let’s say stop elections indefinitely or permanently dissolve parliament or dismiss the judiciary. The King as the commander in chief of the country absolutely would refuse to sign such a bill into law.
He could and would Dismiss the PM and the PM would have to go at the point of the bayonet if necessary.
He could and would dissolve parliament call for fresh elections and convene the military high command and order the generals air marshals and admirals to defend democracy at all costs.
That of course would never happen as this is England. But you are absolutely right, the King ultimately is the boss. He can fire the PM and he is under no obligation to sign any bill into law.
However the ramifications of him not doing so save for intervening to defend liberty his people or democracy itself then most likely in doing any of the above it would call a constitutional crisis the likes of which we’ve never seen before. The woke crazies would be out in the streets crawling out the gutters in their millions soiling themselves and winging and crying dictator and tyrant. Etc
Points well made tho mate ✌️🙏
I should add the king is the commander in chief and does have supreme command of every soldier sailor and airman however only the prime minister can order the launch of the U.K. trident hydrogen bombs.
So the powers of the monarch as commander in chief are vested in the prime minister as well. A general has to follow on order from the serving pm up unto the point the king fires the pm and appoints somebody else then they would legally have to obey that new kings first minister
Of course all fantasy and hypothetical but puts a spanner in the works re a clear definition of who’s in charge. ✌️
@@frazer3191 Thanks, Frazer! Yes, you Britons have a ''safety net'' that only monarchies have....if the ''bad guys'' capture Parliament and try to become tyrants, the Monarch is there to stop it...a hereditary monarch is perfect for this, because he already has all the money and fame anyone could wish for, and he is going to love the country and its people, of course, due to his family's 1000 reign...the monarch thus poses NO threat to democracy and is the perfect person to be in command the armed forces
Very good, the oath is very important, long live the king!
hear hear, long live the King
yes, "reign over us"! haha, anyway, my mom never thought this day would come
This is not the coronation. This is the proclamation, the transfer of power.
After watching many episodes of Game of Thrones, this throne transition sure seems uneventful
You should read up on the War of the Roses. Two kings kept warring and switching who was on the throne. It didn't end until Henry VI "died" (read murdered).
Is that Jill Biden standing next to Prince William in the back?😂
No, an adulteress.
12:45 Que the Rocky Music
Is it me or am I hearing a tone of sadness when he said he would be forfeiting collected taxes to the house of Commons.
good question....what it means is there is a long tradition in Britain....the monarch owns huge amounts of land and businesses, but gives ALL the money from those to the British Treasury and gets back just a small fraction of that for his expenses as King
@@essessessesq
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THE BATTLE OF PUNTA QUEBRACHO
PARANÁ RIVER ( ARGENTINA )
1846
THE ENGLISH ARMY AND THE FRENCH ARMY WAS DEFEAT BY THE
GENERAL LUCIO NORBERTO MANSILLA
TO WIN WHEN TO WIN WAS IMPORTANT
POR ESO HABLAMOS EN ESPAÑOL
How is that in 2022 Britain still allow themselves the embarrassment of being ruled by a monarch
Tradition that goes back thousands of years.
@@michael91411 how embarrassing
Intresting
I dont understand why OVER and OVER they have to 'announce' her death. Pretty sure by now, most of the world is aware and certainly ALL for the British Empire is aware.
good question....the reason is that these words were all written many centuries ago, before TV, radio, the telegraph or any modern electrical communication existed....so back thn, few people knew 4 days after a king had died....the British choose to keep the words the same, based on centuries of tradition.....that might change....but he last time these ceremonies were performed was 70 years ago and they have not been updated
It’s tradition, as this all dates back to a time when news of the monarch’s death had to be transmitted via people on horseback riding into towns and ringing a bell probably.
I'm sure it's a formality of a legal sort, as well as a traditional sort.
@@stevencramsie9172 exactly! the Town Crier !
Back before TV and the Internet and newspapers, having the high sheriffs proclaim the same thing over and over in different cities and towns was the only way to tell people outside London that a monarch has died.
Theres something sad about this scene I cant put my finger on it...
because the greatest monarch in all history has passed away
@@pbtraveler694 it's good to feel that way about somone but I dont think you can say in history. Maybe you can, because the history of it is actually kinda bloody. But ya I'm sure she might be the kindest one their was, but as far as the best? I mean you have to take into account what some of them had to endure and lead the country through.
@@trevormynatt3466 we each have our own opinion; I say the best because I see her as a steadfast, dependable, unifying sort of force not only in the U.K. but around the world, especially in a psychological sense. I understand that some people don't like her or the monarchy in general, but that's their issue. I do.
I do sir.
The British monarch represents the people as Head of State, but the real power lies in the Houses of Parliament.
It’s probably the opposite. The government is a front put up by those families to keep the con going… why does people’s critical thinking turn to mush sometimes?
Like God seriously put their family in charge himself? That’s what they believe and are built upon.
true, for the most part....BUT the King/Queen has the right to be informed of ALL important government actions, and the right to give advice and be listened to....2 important factors in this matter are [1] no law in the UK can be enforced unless the Monarch SIGNS it....the last time a ruler actually refused to sign was Queen Anne in 1707,,,BUT, we have no idea how many times a King has said "i will NOT sign that law UNLESS you CHANGE x, y, and z.".....so, COULD a King dare to make that threat?...this is where factor [2] comes into play....all officers and soldiers in the UK military and police must swear an OATH of absolute obedience and loyalty to the KING...and NO oath to obey Parliament or the prime minister....SO....if a King chose to exercise his fully lawful right to reject a law, the UK military is legally bound to obey HIM.,,,,would it?....so far no ruler has ever put this question to a tests... my guess is that in private, Queen Liz said many times "I will sign this law IF you make the following changes..." and the prime minister agreed, to prevent any possible confrontation with a monarch who has the sworn loyalty of ALL the armed forces.
Unfortunately, the reality is this isn’t true. Its not who has the power on paper, it’s who has the power in REAL LIFE. The Prime Minister of the UK is required to answer the call of The Queen (obviously now The King) within 15 minutes. THAT’S power. Make no mistake, all those politicians answer to The Royal Firm. These Royal bloodlines go back thousands of years before any sort of “political” existed. Beige me, they’re the true power. They have all the money and connections, therefore they have all the power.
I could be wrong, but doesn’t the king have the power to dissolve the Government?
Whats up with all that blinking from the guy behind the 1st lady?
LARGA VIDA AL REY CARLOS III🇬🇧
Long live the king........ Unlike royalty in many other countries which has been abolished,, British royalty, has thrived, hand in hand with the parliament..... the rappot they share is amazing,... & a modern monarchy, under the late Majesty The Queen & now King Charles, under whom, I am sure, will move forward toward modern ideas & changes, both for themselves, & for the citizens.... ... will be a delight to spectators the world over......
a never ending line of conts
From a Yank who has respect for the British Monarchy, Long Live the King.
From Sandor Clegane "Fock the King"
No
Why would you respect an oppressive,brutal, monarchy? We beat them and formed the USA! What's wrong with you,dingleberry? You should move to GB,since you respect the monarchy so much.
THE BATTLE OF PUNTA QUEBRACHO
PARANÁ RIVER ( ARGENTINA )
1846
THE ENGLISH ARMY AND THE FRENCH ARMY WAS DEFEAT BY THE
GENERAL LUCIO NORBERTO MANSILLA
TO WIN WHEN TO WIN WAS IMPORTANT
POR ESO HABLAMOS EN ESPAÑOL
I may not be British nor ever set foot in The United Kingdom, but long live the king!
Only Jesús is is king No man is king ,
@@petrenahenry5772 Honour all men. Love the brotherhood. Fear God. Honour the king.
how do the troops all get their hair so bushy and tall
Would love to see princess Diana be grown Queen🕊️
that just was not to be, for whatever reason
She would have been an amazing Queen Consort now we just have the home wrecker Camilla
BARILOCHE
VILLA LA ANGOSTURA
SAN MARTÍN DE LOS ANDES
USHUAIA
A R G E N T I N A
those savile row tailors will be so proud to be taken as part of history
Saddest thing...
God save the King!
king nerd
Is this the actual ceremony? This is not the Ceremony that I was thinking of. This is an announcement that he will be King.
Enthronment should be sched next year.
The Coronation is in May 2023. This is the official proclamation as king.
When is the boat hunt?
I have dear friends who live in England. I support Great Brittain and her defense. However, we are all entitled to our opinion. Your opinion is equally valid and certainly welcomed.
The monarchy....the "royals," the king, queen, prince, princess, duke, duchess, .......and so on is OBJECTIVELY an outdated and frankly bourgeoise, "silver-spoon," and ultimately a symbol to all that.....hard work, determination, perseverance, and attitude.......are all qualities we must strive to embody in furtherance of success.....success in education, work, family, citizenship, etc with the exception of the "royals." Yes, the British monarchy need not follow these rules. They certainly may choose to incorporate these noble traits and some members of the family have....but the point remains.....the royals need not worry about bills, education, work (advancement/promotion), home, healthcare, food, etc......no real concerns whatsoever.....except maybe.....mandatory travel to other Countries in furtherance of diplomacy (aka shake a few hands and have a few pictures taken), where their next vacation will be, and perhaps a concern about the necessity of ensuring "offspring." The taxpayers of GB support this family.....essentially.
Finally, your British Royal Family is GERMAN! Let me explain. First, in 1714 Queen Anne died childless and the next-best claim - or at least the next best Protestant claim, which was an important factor - was George I, king of Hannover. There was a Highland rebellion to try and put the Catholic James Stewart on the throne but it failed. George I spoke German and French but no English, and was regularly off in Hannover running things there. He and his successor George II were regularly criticised for dragging Britain into continental wars on behalf of Hannover.
Fast-forward to Queen Victoria, a direct descendant of the Georges and a member of the house of Hannover. She cemented the German connection by marrying Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha and taking his surname, changing the Royal House to that of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.
In World War I, the then king, George V, decided to change the name to Windsor, as "Saxe-Coburg-Gotha" was a bit too German for everyone's tastes. So yes, by ancestry if not by actual nationality, language and culture, our royal family are German. Except for Prince Philip, he's Greek.
But we need not worry bout such trivial matters. So their German....just keep that old, washed-out, outdated, immaterial, and mostly insignificant tradition of the privileged Lords and blue blood lazy folk AND the other.....citizens of GB who clearly must follow all the rules necessary for everyday living.
What a joke
so much here, where to begin?...yes, the royal family is a mix of GERMAN plus a lot of Scottish.....but guess what? the vast majority of the PEOPLE of ENGLAND are....Anglo-Saxons....the Angles and the Saxons are 2 GERMAN tribes.....so it is a German royal family that matches GERMAN England...Phillip's family ruled Greece but he was NOT an ethnic Greek....his family was GERMAN....as for taxpayers supporting the Royals.....do a bit of research....long ago a deal was made that the Monarch turns over to the Treasury ALL the income from the vast properties that are owned by and entailed to the reigning monarch.....this is a gigantic sum each year....in return, the monarch receives the Civil List, which is a much lesser amount of money that the monarch splits up among family members who are dependent upon him...as for the cost of the royal properties and employees there, the UK will have to pay all that even if it did end the Royal Family....thus, the Royals cost the taxpayers NOTHING, and in fact the Royals contribute to the Treasury....they also benefit charity work by collecting multi-million of donations every year to the Prince's Trust, etc etc. ....Charlie even mentioned in his OATH yesterday that he will CONTINUE the long custom of the Monarch GIVING all the income from the Royal Properties that he now OWNS as a voluntary GIFT to the UK treasury....watch the video again of the ceremony and you will hear him make this GIFT to the people of the UK...GOD save the king!
the kid crying at the end lol
I know it’s protocol but it seems so odd that they have to keep “announcing” that the queen is dead like it’s the first time anyone has heard the news.
it goes back to days before electric mass media...it took weeks before all of the UK knew
God save the King from Spain
King Felipe of Spain? Yes, Felipe is the cousin of both King Charles and his mother.
No bro, I say that I say it from Spain, not the King of Spain.
“Hep Hep” derives from the medieval Latin acronym for Hierosolyma Est Perdita, meaning “Jerusalem is lost”
What’s this have to do with anything
@@trooperz3499 loss of the ruler
I never knew that. Thank you. A little lesson in entymology never hurts but then again, apparently it does have the power to upset the ignorant.
@Todd. Nope. Turns out this might not be true: " It has been suggested that the word "hip" stems from a medieval Latin acronym, "Hierosolyma Est Perdita", meaning "Jerusalem is lost",[8][9] a term that gained notoriety in the German Hep hep riots of August to October 1819. Cornell's Michael Fontaine disputes this etymology, tracing it to a single letter in an English newspaper published August 28, 1819, some weeks after the riots. He concludes that the "acrostic interpretation ... has no basis in fact.".[10] Ritchie Robertson also disputes the "folk etymology" of the acronym interpretation,[11] citing Katz.[12]
@@Typho0nify 1933 Encyclopedia misstated the origins. got it.
9:59 that was funny
yeah 😂😂😂
Does ne1 know how 2 c the vid of charles being crowned
I can already see one not so admirable quality of Charles III when he got annoyed at 9:58 but at least he was genuine.
With all the centuries of choreographed and practiced nature of the ceremony I am surprised that they didn’t have an assistant during signing to help remove signed paper and the tray.
And they should use modernize a bit perhaps use turn chair instead of dragging it
He’s under immense pressure
I was just thinking the same thing...why wasn't this rehearsed so the assistant knew the exact moment to step in and remove the tray out of the way? You would think with such an important ceremony the assistant would know what to do and when to do it.
I saw that as well. I replayed it just to be sure I saw what I saw. However, I can imagine he must be under immense and significant pressure.
Can you imagine the emotions he's having
He probably said something like "please dont put that awful fucking tray of pens on the table whatever you do" before they started filming.
God safe The King ❤🙏Henry
Its like watching The Tudors or Game of Thrones. They should have gone all out and wore robes 😅
Dragons would make it a lot cooler.
God save the King lol
@@BridgesDontFly sadly the Welsh still won't release their secret dragon reserves
Wow lots of time for grieving of the queen. It's almost as if he couldn't wait
i suspect Charles has dreaded this moment...Why?...because an English writer said 250 years ago [Samuel Johnson] that "The Prince of Wales is the happiest man on earth, because he has all the wealth and adoration and influence from being the FUTURE King, but he has NONE of the worries, or cares, or hard work of actually BEING the King!"
You have to understand history of the monarchy. King Stephen took the throne from the rightful heir because he got to the capital first. The Duke of Northumberland snuck Jane onto the throne because Mary was in the countryside. It's now tradition to get shit done asap even tho the succession is written into law.
A privilege to watch such an enormous (and peaceful) transfer of power.
God bless the King 🙏🏼
God save the king❤️❤️
THE BATTLE OF PUNTA QUEBRACHO
PARANÁ RIVER ( ARGENTINA )
1846
THE ENGLISH ARMY AND THE FRENCH ARMY WAS DEFEAT BY THE
GENERAL LUCIO NORBERTO MANSILLA
TO WIN WHEN TO WIN WAS IMPORTANT
POR ESO HABLAMOS EN ESPAÑOL
King Charles lll congratulations proclaim the King Great Britain. Shall mum be proud your devotion duties carry over next in line King Charles lll.
GOOD😉👍️✨
*Long Live the King.*
THE BATTLE OF PUNTA QUEBRACHO
PARANÁ RIVER ( ARGENTINA )
1846
THE ENGLISH ARMY AND THE FRENCH ARMY WAS DEFEAT BY THE
GENERAL LUCIO NORBERTO MANSILLA
TO WIN WHEN TO WIN WAS IMPORTANT
POR ESO HABLAMOS EN ESPAÑOL
I always admired the queen as I has and upon my own admire all mothers of mine on earth. And I admire the way of old . And the respects of the fathers and mothers as lords
In family and local and nation global