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mentioned CharlesDuring his inauguration ceremony as King of Britain: "My mother exemplified long-term love and great sacrifices and her legacy will live on".
He added, in a speech he delivered to the most prominent political, social and religious figures in the country: "Queen Elizabeth She provided an unparalleled role model in governance, and the whole world sympathized with the loss that we all suffered".
He continued: "I am well aware of the great legacy and the heavy tasks and responsibilities that have passed on to me.. By assuming these responsibilities, I look forward to following up on the inspiring example I set, in the context of respecting the constitutional government and the search for peace and harmony".
After that, Charles III signed a proclamation making him king on the throne Britain.
Earlier on Saturday, the succession council, made up of hundreds of politicians, bishops and senior government officials, proclaimed Charles from St James’s Palace as the country’s new king.
Queen Elizabeth, 96, died Thursday, after assuming the throne for 70 years.
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mentioned CharlesDuring his inauguration ceremony, he said: “My mother set an example of long-standing love and great sacrifices and her legacy will live on.”
He added, in a speech he delivered to the most prominent political, social and religious figures in the country:Queen Elizabeth I provided an unparalleled role model in governance, and the whole world sympathized with the loss that we all suffered.”
He continued, “I am well aware of the great legacy and the heavy tasks and responsibilities that have passed on to me… By assuming these responsibilities, I look forward to following up on the inspiring example I set, within the framework of respecting the constitutional government and the search for peace and harmony.”
After that, Charles III signed a proclamation making him king on the throne Britain.
Earlier on Saturday, the succession council, made up of hundreds of politicians, bishops and senior government officials, proclaimed Charles from St James’s Palace as the country’s new king.
Queen Elizabeth, 96, died Thursday, after assuming the throne for 70 years.