Episode 4: Medieval Coronation Regalia for King Charles III | Crown Jewels
In this episode of History By Lynny, I’ll be going over some of the coronation regalia for King Charles III, but with medieval history!
We’ll start with the oldest and most important, the coronation spoon. A cherished artifact set to play a pivotal role in the coronation of King Charles III. I’ll discuss the historical significance, intricate design, and ceremonial importance of this medieval spoon
Explore the origins of the Coronation Chair that will be used during the crowning of King Charles III. The medieval coronation chair also known as King Edwards Chair, or St. Edwards Chair, traces its roots back to the 13th century. We delve into its craftsmanship, intricate details, and the significance of the materials used, all of which contribute to its enduring legacy. I dive into the ancient legend of the Stone of Scone, also known as the Stone of Destiny, and its intertwining history with the Coronation Chair and how it ended up where it is today. Explore the symbolic importance of this ancient stone that has been used in the coronations of Scottish and British monarchs for centuries.
And you can’t forget about St. Edwards Crown and the incredible Imperial Crown. An important symbol of the British monarchy.
Join me as prepare for the first British coronation since 1953!
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