Crowds gathered on the famous Royal Mile in Edinburgh to cheer a People’s Procession, but also present were about 100 anti-monarchists who booed and loudly chanted ‘not my king’
Scotland marked the coronation of King Charles and his wife Camilla on Wednesday with a grand procession full of pageantry and a solemn church service where he was presented with the “Honours of Scotland”, Britain’s oldest crown jewels. Charles and Camilla were crowned in London’s Westminster Abbey in May in front of about 100 world leaders in Britain’s biggest ceremonial event for seven decades.
Crowds gathered on the famous Royal Mile in Edinburgh to cheer a People’s Procession, involving about 100 people representing various aspects of Scottish life, and a Royal Procession, featuring hundreds of service personnel, along with military pipe and drum bands.
“In receiving this crown, I so promise by God’s help,” replied Charles, who was joined at the service by his eldest son and heir Prince William and his wife Kate. The Stone of Destiny, a symbol of Scottish nationhood brought to England in the 13th century and returned to Scotland in 1996, was also moved to the cathedral for the service.
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