Queen Elizabeth's big announcement:Bid - daughter-in-law Camilla will be the Queen of Britain if Charles becomes king; celebrated the 70th anniversary of his rule
Britain's Queen Queen Elizabeth celebrated the 70th anniversary of her reign on Saturday. In a letter issued on Saturday, Queen Elizabeth announced the name of her son Charles as the next King of England. He said that when Prince Charles becomes King, then his wife Camilla would like to give the title of Queen Concert.
Elizabeth asked that Camilla be known as the Queen Consort when the time came. I hope Camilla continues her faithful service.
Charles and Camilla got married in 2005
Charles and Camilla married in the year 2005. This announcement by Elizabeth approves the adoption of Camilla as a member of the royal family. According to the history of Britain, the wife of the Maharaja herself becomes the Queen. The announcement is also significant because Prince Charles had previously said that Camilla would live as a 'princess consort', not 'queen's consort', when he became the British monarch.
Elizabeth the first ruler to rule Britain for 70 years
The anniversary celebrations were held at the Royal Sandringham House in the east of England. Elizabeth, 95, is the first ruler to rule Britain for 70 years. She has been seen now since October last year. After the statement of the Queen, those speculations have also been put to an end, in which it was being said that she may leave the throne soon.
The Queen, who took over the throne at the age of 25
, said that on 6 February 1952, I was placed on the throne. Today is its 70th anniversary. On this day 70 years later, I still remember the death of my father, King George VI. Let us tell you that King George died suddenly on this day. At that time Elizabeth was only 25 years old.
Elizabeth said that I am happy to repeat the pledge given in 1947 that my life will always be dedicated to your service. I look forward to continuing to serve you with all my heart.
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