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Originally Posted by WorldlyDigital
The low interest shown in the coronation is indicative of things changing and moving away from the traditions that we expect.
We are doing some articles on the coronation this week and I will ensure this features.
See Day 1's article, any feedback welcomed :-) |
You have some strange sentences in this paragraph:
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Reasons for Coronation
The coronation of a monarch serves several purposes. First and foremost, it legitimizes the authority of the new ruler. It is a way of ensuring that the monarch has the support of the people and the church.
The coronation also serves as a way of demonstrating the monarch’s power and authority. It is a highly symbolic event that is meant to inspire awe and respect in the people.
Finally, the coronation is a way of reinforcing the monarch’s duty to uphold the laws and traditions of the realm. The monarch takes an oath during the ceremony to protect and defend the country, to govern with justice and mercy, and to maintain the laws and customs of the land.
In addition, the coronation is a way of celebrating the ascension of a new monarch to the throne. It is a time of great pomp and pageantry, with processions, music, and festivities. The coronation is also an opportunity for the monarch to connect with the people and to inspire loyalty and devotion.
The coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla is set to be an historic event, steeped in tradition and ceremony. The coronation ceremony is a complex and highly symbolic event that has evolved over centuries. It serves several purposes, including legitimizing the authority of the monarch, demonstrating the monarch’s power and authority, and reinforcing the monarch’s duty to uphold the laws and traditions of the realm. The coronation is also a time of celebration and festivity, with processions, music, and festivities.
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- the King reigns but does not rule.
- the coronation does not "ensure" the support of the people. It may hope to increase but that would be as far as it goes
- suggest you are overdoing the "inspiring awe & respect" bit
- he can't protect or defend the country, nor govern it with or without the merciful part
- hoping for "loyalty and devotion" is a bit of a log shot to be fair