It’s official, King Charles III has been crowned. Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby placed the St Edward’s Crown on Charles’ head in a historic moment that symbolizes his ascent to the ...

King Charles will wear two crowns during the ceremony: St. Edward's crown and the Imperial State Crown.The former crown will only be used for ceremony purposes before being switched out for the ...

King Charles III will only wear the St Edward’s Crown once. Following the conclusion of the Coronation, it is likely to be returned to the Tower of London, where it is held by the Royal ...

St. Edward’s crown was last used for Queen Elizabeth’s coronation in 1953 and was made for ... The congregation was unable to see the moment as it is a sacred one between the king and God.

Known as St. Edward’s Crown, it replaced a medieval original which is said to have been made for King Edward the Confessor — a saintly eleventh century king who built the original Westminster ...

Britain’s King Charles III has been crowned in a once-in-a-generation royal event witnessed by hundreds of high-profile guests inside Westminster Abbey, as well as tens of thousands of well ...

Here’s the setup. The Duke of York plans to seize the crown from King Henry VI. York’s plot goes astray, however, when he is sent to Ireland to put down a rebellion.