coronation of Queen Elizabeth II

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The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II was the grand state ceremony held in 1953 that formally marked her accession to the British throne and became a landmark televised event in modern royal history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 20th-century historical event
coronation
royal event
state ceremony
associatedWith British monarchy
Commonwealth countries
surface form: Commonwealth of Nations

Elizabethan era (second Elizabethan age)
attendedBy Commonwealth prime ministers
bishops of the Church of England
foreign dignitaries
members of the British royal family
peers of the realm
broadcaster BBC
broadcastMedium radio
television
city London, England
surface form: London
country United Kingdom
date 2 June 1953
denomination Church of England
featuredWork Crown Imperial
Sovereign's Orb
surface form: Orb and Sceptre

Zadok the Priest
followedBy Silver Jubilee 1977
surface form: Silver Jubilee of Elizabeth II
follows accession of Elizabeth II
death of George VI
hasElement anointing
communion service
crowning
homage
hasMonarch Elizabeth II
hasProcession coronation procession through London
language English
location Westminster Abbey, London
surface form: Westminster Abbey
musicBy George Frideric Handel
Gordon Jacob
Herbert Howells
Ralph Vaughan Williams
William Walton
notableFor being one of the first major international televised events
large public street celebrations
symbolizing post-war renewal in Britain
oathTakenBy Elizabeth II
oathType coronation oath
officiantTitle Archbishop of Canterbury
officiatedBy Geoffrey Fisher
policingBy Metropolitan Police Service
precededBy coronation of George VI
religion Anglicanism
securityProvidedBy British Armed Forces
surface form: British armed forces
televisedIn Australia
Canada
United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States
usedRegalia Armills
Coronation Ring
Curtana
Imperial State Crown
Sovereign's Orb
Sovereign's Sceptre with Cross
St Edward's Crown
Sword of State
spurs
venueType Gothic abbey church
year 1953

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Westminster Abbey, London notableEvent coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
subject surface form: Westminster Abbey
Silver Jubilee 1977 follows coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
this entity surface form: Coronation of Elizabeth II
St Edward's Crown usedIn coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
this entity surface form: Coronation of Elizabeth II
Platinum Jubilee 2022 relatedEvent coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
this entity surface form: Coronation of Elizabeth II
Sovereign's Sceptre with Cross usedIn coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
this entity surface form: Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
coronation of George VI followedBy coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
this entity surface form: coronation of Elizabeth II
Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom associatedWith coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
this entity surface form: coronation of Elizabeth II
Coronation of Charles III precededBy coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
this entity surface form: Coronation of Elizabeth II
Stone of Destiny usedInEvent coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
Coronation Oath notableUse coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
this entity surface form: Coronation of Elizabeth II
1953 British Mount Everest expedition coincidedWith coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
Sword of Mercy usedInEvent coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
Sword of Mercy of the Crown Jewels usedIn coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
subject surface form: Sword of Mercy
The Elizabethan namedToCommemorate coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
this entity surface form: coronation of Elizabeth II
Ampulla and Coronation Spoon usedIn coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
this entity surface form: coronation of Elizabeth II
Westminster Abbey coronation order adaptedFor coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
this entity surface form: Coronation of Elizabeth II
The Virgin in the Garden historicalContext coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
this entity surface form: coronation of Elizabeth II