On September 10th local time, King Charles III of England officially swore ascended the throne to become the new monarch of England in St James' Palace. King Charles III's eldest son, Crown Prince William, accompanied him throughout the journey.
On September 10, 2022, local time, in London, England, King Charles III of England officially swore an oath to become the new monarch of Britain at St James's Palace.
On September 10, 2022, in London, England, King Charles III signed an oath at the throne ceremony of the British King held at St James' Palace.
Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom died on the 28th in Balmoral Fort, Scotland at the age of 96. Her eldest son, Crown Prince, Charles, inherited the throne. According to the " Guardian ", 73-year-old Charles is now the king of England. Prince Charles is the eldest son of Queen Elizabeth II of England and Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip. In 1958, he was named Prince of Wales (a special title for the heir to the throne of the British throne during his throne) and Earl of Chester. Charles has always been at the forefront of the British throne succession sequence, and he is the crown prince in the world who has been waiting for the longest succession of the throne.
1958: Being named Prince of Wales
Prince Charles and her parents and sister Princess Anne , taken in 1957.
1958 Prince Charles walked to Chim School in Berkshire .
1969: Queen Elizabeth II of England crowned Prince Charles
Local time on July 1, 1969, Wales, England, Queen Elizabeth II of England crowned his son Prince Charles.
On July 1, 1969, Wales, England, Prince Charles accepted the crown and received the public welcome together with Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom.
Prince Charles at the coronation ceremony on July 1, 1969, Wales, England.
1969: Filming the TV documentary "The Royal Family"
Local time On February 25, 1969, British royal family members (from left) Princess Anne, Prince Charles, Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh and Elizabeth II met with US President Richard Nixon at Buckingham Palace, London. The meeting was during the 1969 filming of the TV documentary The Royal Family, which was first broadcast to British television audiences on June 21, 1969.
1970: Prince Charles visited the United States
Local time On July 20, 1970, Prince Charles and US President Nixon during the official visit to the United States.
1979: Charles was the first royal member to participate in the cabinet meeting after King George I of England
Local time on February 13, 1979, British Prime Minister James Callahan (1912-2005, left) greeted Prince of Wales outside , Downing Street, .
1980: Attend UK Parliament Meeting
Local time On November 20, 1980, Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom delivered a speech at the opening ceremony of the Parliament. On the right is Prince Philip and on the left is Prince Charles.
1981: British Crown Prince Charles and Diana held a wedding
Local time on July 29, 1981, England Crown Prince Charles and diana held a wedding at St. Paul's Cathedral in London.
Local time on July 29, 1981, London, Prince Charles and Diana held their wedding. The newlyweds waved to the crowd on the balcony of Buckingham Palace . Queen Elizabeth II (first from right) and other family members appeared together.
1990: British royal family visits Nigeria
Local time on March 17, 1990, British royal prince Charles and Wales Prince Diana visited the Leprosy Hospital and Rehabilitation Village Molei Center in Maiduguri, Nigeria.
1996: Princess Diana and Prince Charles terminated their engagement
Local time on August 28, 1996, UK, divorce documents of Prince Charles and Prince Diana.
1997: Princess of Wales Diana passed away
Local time on September 5, 1997, at Kensington Palace, London, England, the Prince of Wales, Prince William and Prince Harry paid tribute to Princess of Wales Diana.
2005: The second wife, Camilla, married by notarized marriage, was married by Camilla
Local time on April 9, 2005, the Prince of Wales married Camilla Parker Bowles at St. George's Church . Queen Elizabeth II (back) participated in their religious blessings, but did not attend their civil ceremony.
2008: Charles presented medals to soldiers returning from Afghanistan
Local time on June 13, 2008, Prince Charles, who served as commander-in-chief of the Army Air Force, presented medals to soldiers returning from Afghanistan at Watisham Airport.
2011: Prince William’s wedding
Local time on April 29, 2011, in London, England, members of the royal family attended the wedding of Prince William and Katherine Middleton.
2013: Royal Jockey Club
On June 19, 2013, local time, the Queen, Prince Charles and Camilla attended the Royal Jockey Club held at the Ascot Racecourse in the UK.
2016: Attends the diplomatic reception dinner
Local time on December 8, 2016, London, England (from left to right) Duchess of Cornwall Camilla, Prince Charles, Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, Prince William and Princess Kate attended the diplomatic reception dinner.
2017: Attend the funeral of the Countess of Mountbatten, Myanmar
Local time on June 27, 2017, in London, England, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip and Prince Charles attended the funeral of the Countess of Mountbatten, Myanmar.
2018: Prince Harry wedding
Local time on May 19, 2018, Prince Charles accompanied the bride Meghan Markle to St. George's Church.
2018: Prince Charles' 70th birthday
Local time on November 14, 2018, a family photo taken by Prince Charles' 70th birthday was exposed.
2019: Prince Charles and the Queen attended the opening ceremony of the British Parliament
Local time on October 14, 2019, London, England, Prince Charles and the Queen attended the opening ceremony of the British Parliament.
2020: The new coronavirus test was positive, and he was quarantined by himself
Local time On April 20, 2020, local time, during the official opening of the New Dragon Heart Hospital built at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Prince Charles spoke through a video link on the big screen. In March, Charles tested positive for the new coronavirus and had improved after self-isolation.
2021: Participate in United Nations Climate Change Conference
Local time on November 1, 2021, Charles delivered a speech at the opening ceremony of the United Nations Climate Change Conference COP26 held in Glasgow, UK.
2022: In the past 60 years, Prince Charles gave a regular speech at the opening ceremony of the British Parliament for the first time in place of the Queen
Local time on May 10, 2022, London, England, Prince Charles of the British Crown Prince attended the opening ceremony of the British Parliament.
On May 10, 2022, local time, London, England, the opening ceremony of the British Parliament was held.
2022: Prince Charles attends the platinum celebration of Queen Elizabeth II
Local time on June 2, 2022, London, England, Queen Elizabeth II (right) and Prince Charles of Wales stood together and watched a special flight performance on the balcony of Buckingham Palace. The military parade was the Queen's birthday parade and part of the platinum celebration of Queen Elizabeth II.
September 8, 2022: Charles officially succeeded to become King of England
Local time on September 9, 2022, in Fort Balmoral, England, King Charles III spoke to the whole country after the news of Queen Elizabeth II's death was announced.
September 9, 2022: Charles III arrived at Buckingham Palace as the new king for the first time as the new king
Local time on September 9, 2022, London, England, Charles III arrived at Buckingham Palace with Queen Camilla for the first time as the new king.
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