The queen Elizabeth II died

Elizabeth II, having ascended the throne 25 years after the premature death of Father George VI, in 1952, the UK Rules for 70 years. In 2016, Elizabeth II became the longest living monarch in the world. She also longed for all her predecessors on the British throne. A year and a half ago, on April 9, 2021, the husband of Queen Prince Philip died, he was 99 years old. The royal couple, who was married to 73 years, spent the last months of her life to be locked up in the Windsor castle during the peak of pandemic due to advanced age.

Being Queen of Great Britain and 14 other kingdoms, as well as the head of the Commonwealth, consisting of 54 countries, Elizabeth II was the most recognizable head of state in the world during an unusually long rule. She was served by fifteen prime ministers-from Sir Winston Churchill, who was already the prime minister when she entered the throne, to Liz the tracks, which the Queen appointed the day before, September 7.

The queen was famous as an unshakable figure even despite the divorces of her three children and the crisis caused by the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, in a car accident in Paris in 1997.

In recent months, the queen had problems with moving, she has been seen less and less at public events. In April 2022, she was not present at the state opening of the parliament, instead she issued patent letters allowing the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge to replace it as state advisers. This was the third time during the reign, Elizabeth II When she missed the state discovery, the other two were due to her pregnancy in 1959 and 1963.