It death of queen elizabeth ii before one of the most impactful events in the world This 2022, and hinges on history. After spending 70 years on the throne, the king who spent most of the years on the throne of the United Kingdom died on September 8th at his summer residence in Balmoral surrounded by his relatives. Now, almost a month later, they revealed what is the actual time of death?.
Hours before the news was reported by the BBC to the world on national television, already speculated that death is near the leader of the British Empire, which is now in the hands of King Charles III.
The news came to light on Thursday, September 8 at 18:30 (14:30 in Argentina), but as confirmed, Queen Elizabeth II’s death was hours earlier.
Death of Queen Elizabeth II: what time did she die
According to the death certificate released by the BBC, the king of England died at 15:10. at Balmoral Castle, Scotland, at the age of 96. It was more than three hours before the official announcement. Furthermore, it is shown that cause of death was “old age”.
According to the Scottish National Records published on Thursday, the document was signed by his daughter, Princess Anne. The queen’s death was recorded in Aberdeenshire on September 16, according to the head of the Scottish General Register, Paul Lowe.
Queen Elizabeth II in a veil at Westminster Abbey.
His death certificate also contains the names of his father, King George VI, and his mother, Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon.
Meanwhile, hundreds of people are queuing up today outside windsor castleabout 40 kilometers from London, to see the king’s final resting placewhich was reopened to the public after his death.
Following the royal protocol of a day of mourning for all of Great Britain, called the London Bridge, the queen was buried on September 19 with her husband, Prince Philip, and alongside the bodies of her mother, father and sister in Saint’s Chapel. George after his funeral at Westminster Abbey. The coffin is wrapped in Royal Standard and wear Imperial State Crown and a bouquet of plants from the gardens of Buckingham Palace, Clarence House and Highgrove House.
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