A look at the life of Queen Elizabeth

Elizabeth II was the Queen of the United Kingdom and 14 Commonwealth countries. Elizabeth was born in Mayfair, London, as the first child of the Duke and Duchess of York. She became Queen in 1952 at the age of 25 after her father succeeded her brother, King Edward VIII, in 1936 after the King's abdication and spent 70 years on the throne. He took a pledge to serve his people which he fulfilled with skill and sense of duty.

The Queen of Great Britain died at the age of 96. She reigned for 70 years, the longest reign. She was a woman as stubborn as a mountain. He took the throne at a time when Britain had colonies all over the world, thus extending its empire far and wide. Because Charles was in the line of the monarchy, now the kingdom has come to the part of Prince Charles III, who is 73 years old. His biggest challenge now is to reign in his style. People chanting "long live king" with mixed emotions outside Buckingham Palace.

The Queen was born on 21 April 1926 in Burton Street, London, England, to Prince Albert and Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, and had a younger sister, Princess Margaret. Queen Elizabeth is married to her distant cousin Philip Mountbatten and they have four children, Prince Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward.

The British Empire is the most powerful and popular empire in the world which was spread over a large part of the world. As usual this year, millions of Britons waited to see and hear the Queen's annual Christmas speech as she apparently lived a full and healthy life. Who does not know the story of Queen Elizabeth was the queen, Diana was the queen of people's hearts. The Queen kept her family affairs private even after Diana's death.

But these days the queen was facing a lot of problems. Prince Harry was the Queen's grandson, but his marriage to Meghan, an American actress, exposed the inner workings of the royal family to the world, forcing Harry to step down from his position in the royal family. The internal affairs of But the Queen did not give a chance to the critics and managed the affairs of her family very gracefully. She was a strong woman and her husband Prince Philip was her biggest supporter. Prince Philip passed away just before his 100th birthday on April 9, 2021. The queen was very close to her husband and it was a great shock to her.

The Queen also faced some religious sectarianism in her state in those days, with Protestant preaching having no place in modern Britain, according to the Queen. She saw it as one of many ancient traditions that she thought Britain would be better off without.

Jonathan Friedland, a reporter for the Guardian newspaper, says that it is actually in the rules that no Catholic, or Jew or Hindu or Muslim can ever become king or queen according to the law of the land.

When will Prince Charles become King?

Since the power is based on accession and not on coronation, Prince of Wales Charles automatically became King on the Queen's death.

The Queen's death has sparked an outpouring of grief and tributes in the country's newspapers, leaving no doubt that she was a queen by birth.

Newspapers reacted something like this: "A life in service".

The Times described the Queen as "the woman who saved the monarchy in this country". Without her, Britain would not have had a republic, or she endured many troubling circumstances during her reign. While the unpopularity of some of its members led critics to question its future, it was their dedication, purpose and wisdom that led to their governance in line with the values ​​of an old or conservative and contemporary society. Despite not, it still maintains a relevance and popularity today.

All over the world, the British royal family is not only respected and respected, but they rule the hearts of people because of their popularity.