The major event of the British royalty will take place in a few weeks and King Charles III wants to be reverenced by all the members of the royal family on the day of his coronation, although it is not an obligation on the part of the English royal house, this could be the king’s way of demanding respect from his subordinates.
The coronation will be on May 6th and the monarch will demand reverence from his family, the ceremony will be broadcast around the world, so it could be the perfect opportunity for King Charles III to prove to the world that the rumors about his ineptitude to lead the most famous and long-lived monarchy in history, are nothing more than that.
He will do everything in his power to stand out at his own coronation, according to information sources close to the British royal household, the king wants his coronation to be different and better than the previous coronation 70 years ago.
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The history of bowing, within the British royal family, has been a tradition that members in the lower positions and ranks bow to the king on different occasions, for example when he meets someone or when he simply goes to greet them.
According to tradition, at the coronation, the members closest to the king bow as a sign of respect, but nowadays, times have changed in terms of freedoms and duties, and it is not an obligation for royals or those attending the coronation event to bow to the king.
