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Queen Elizabeth of England today celebrates the 70th anniversary of her accession to the throne, becoming the first monarch to reach this record, staying 7 decades and reaching the jubilee known as Platinum.
She ascended the throne on February 6, 1952 when she was only 27 years old, following the death of her father King George VI.
The next queen in those days was in Kenya, in Africa when she received the news of her father’s death. There will be four days of celebrations to celebrate Her Majesty’s service to the nation, starting June 2 in anticipation of a better summer time.
Queen Elizabeth becomes the first British sovereign in over 200 years to ascend the throne while off the island. Her coronation officially took place a year later in 1953. Her Majesty was the 39th Sovereign to be crowned at Westminster Abbey, where such royal ceremonies have taken place since 1066.
Queen Elizabeth remains one of the most popular and respected monarchs of England, which has made an undeniable contribution to the preservation of popular sentiment and support for the Kingdom which during her reign has gone through many survival challenges.
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