HM King Charles III
Heartbreak At the Palace
The British Royal Family, an institution where stability, consistency and duty come above all else, and where tragedy and turmoil pose a great risk. Over the last half century, the reputation and stability of this great institution has faced great challenges, through death and divorce, the palace has been rocked to its core, and recovering has not always been easy. The great tragedy of King George VI’s death in 1952 saw his daughter ascend to the throne and become Queen Elizabeth II.
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Kings and Princes
Throughout history, the role of a leader has been adopted by the strongest of the group. An individual who has shown strength, courage and an iron will. These leaders were either chosen by their group or formed their tribes by adopting members themselves. Civilisation was built on the foundations of strong leadership and hardworking individuals who put their trust in their leaders. Great Britain has had many leaders who have held the title of King. Britain has had 62 reigning monarchs over the last 1200 years. The modern royal family, however, can trace their lineage back to as far back as 1066 with William, the conqueror. This long bloodline has been the backbone of the British monarchy and the burning centre of the Commonwealth.
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