『a National Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication to mark the Coronation』
@ St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh
The Duke and Duchess of Rothesay, the Prince and Princess of Wales' new Scottish titles, were in Edinburgh today for a special service at St Giles' Cathedral for a National Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication to mark the Coronation
the King and Queen presented with the Honours of Scotland, the Scottish crown jewels, at a National Ceremony of Thanksgiving
ウィンブルドン の翌日
キャサリン妃が、ウィリアム皇太子と共にスコットランド🏴へ
この日、スコットランドで行われた
チャールズ国王の戴冠式に出席。
ウェストミンスター寺院での戴冠式が世界的に注目されたが、
こちらは、知る人ぞ知る、、状態、よね(笑)
ウィリアム王子が皇太子となられたことで
ご夫妻は、新たなタイトルが授与
スコットランドでは、ロスシー公爵と公爵夫人に。
(The Duke and Duchess of Rothesay)
エディンバラのホリルード宮殿から
セレモニーの行われる、聖ジャイルズ大聖堂へお車で移動。
一方、宮殿からロイヤルミルを通り、大聖堂までは
王室騎兵乗馬連隊
(Members of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment / HCMR)や
ライフガーズ/近衛騎兵連隊(the Life Guards)、
英国騎兵連隊(the Blues and Royals)の行進
更に、
地域社会のボランティアやNHSで働くスタッフ達を含む、
人々の行進も。
チャールズ国王、カミラ王妃、ウィリアム皇太子は、
スコットランドで最高勲章の、シッスル勲章のローブを着用
カミラ王妃に至っては、今年6月に叙任され
いずれキャサリン妃も、と見られる。
王妃のローブの下は
《Bruce Oldfield》の白いドレスを着用。
シッスル勲章:スコットランドの最高勲章。
(正式タイトル:”The Most Ancient and Noble Order of the Thistle”)
グレートブリテン及び北アイルランド連合王国に於いて、
イングランドのガーター勲章に次ぐ、2番目に高位の騎士団勲章
The Honours of Scotland are the oldest Crown jewels in Britain
代表的な3つのオナーズ(象徴となるレガリア)
◉王冠
◉王笏
◉宝剣
The Ministry of Defence notes:
"They consist of the Crown of Scotland, the Sceptre, and the Sword of State.
Made of gold, silver and precious gems, the priceless crown, sceptre and sword of state are objects of immense significance."
The honours of Scotland - the country's crown jewels - leave Edinburgh Castle in a procession to St Giles's Cathedral for a service to honour the King and Queen
The Crown, the Sceptre and the Sword of State travelled by car under military guard
Over 700 members of the royal forces escorted the jewels to St Giles' Cathedral
Princess Anne at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh this afternoon
Their Majesties depart the Palace of Holyroodhouse
🏴 The King and Queen, joined by The Duke and Duchess of Rothesay, leave the Palace of Holyroodhouse for the National Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication at St Giles’ Cathedral. pic.twitter.com/GMYaIKzmkf
leave the Palace of Holyroodhouse on their way to St Giles' Cathedral
The Princess of Wales, who is known as the Duchess of Rothesay when in Scotland, joined other senior royals including her husband the Prince and Charles and Camilla for a regal procession through Edinburgh
William and Kate arrive at the Cathedral
St Giles' Cathedral is the principal place of worship of the Church of Scotland in Edinburgh
King Charles arriving at St Giles' Cathedral for the National Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication
William and Catherine - who are known in Scotland as the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay, walk down the aisle of St Giles' Cathedral
The King, Queen and the Duke of Rothesay (William) all wore their robes of the Order of the Thistle
It marks the first occasion Camilla has been seen wearing the robes since her appointment in June. Underneath, she wore a white Bruce Oldfield design.
The ancient Order of the Thistle represents the highest honour of chivalry in Scotland and can only be bestowed by the monarch
The service will feature centuries-old aspects of Scottish royal tradition along with new additions such as pieces of music written specially for the occasion, a psalm sung in Gaelic and the use of passages from the New Testament in Scots
a gentle tap on the behind in a rare public display of affection
a rare public display of affection as she spoke to her husband during the service, placing a hand on the small of his back
shared a smile with one another
watched thoughtfully as Hamza Yousaf, First Minister of Scotland, gave a reading at the start of the service
The Right Reverend Sally Foster-Fulton delivered a ceremony on the importance on caring for the environment
King Charles was presented with the Elizabeth Sword during the National Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication
King Charles III was presented with the Elizabeth Sword by Dame Katherine Grainger
Both Ms Mordaunt and Dame Katherine will go down in royal history as the sword-wielding stars of King Charles' coronations
The King is presented with the Elizabeth Sword.
The sword was created for the presentation of the Honours of Scotland
King Charles III is presented with the Crown of Scotland
The Honours of Scotland are the oldest Crown jewels in Britain
The Ministry of Defence notes:
"They consist of the Crown of Scotland, the Sceptre, and the Sword of State. Made of gold, silver and precious gems, the priceless crown, sceptre and sword of state are objects of immense significance."
'King Charles III has been presented with Scotland's crown jewels in Edinburgh in a ceremony to mark his Coronation.
He received the crown and sceptre which form part of the Honours of Scotland. The national thanksgiving service at St Giles' Cathedral will also feature a new sword named after the late Queen Elizabeth.
Three pipers from King Charles' former school, Gordonstoun, played during the final stage of the procession.
The Stone of Destiny - which was taken to London for the King's Coronation at Westminster Abbey in May - has been returned to Edinburgh and also played a part in the service'
Charles is presented with the Crown during today's service, which came eight weeks after Charles and Camilla were crowned in an ancient ceremony at Westminster Abbey where the King made a pledge to 'serve'
King Charles is presented with the Crown of Scotland during his Scottish Coronation at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh
The Crown of Scotland had placed on the coffin of Charles' mother the late Queen during a moving service at St Giles' Cathedral after her death last year
presented with the Crown of Scotland during the National Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication
The national anthem brought the service to and end
Towards the end of the service, the congregation rose to their feet to sing God Save the King to the monarch
The foursome left the National Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication for King Charles III and Queen Camilla, and the presentation of the Honours of Scotland, at St Giles' Cathedral
left the St Giles' Cathedral, on the day of a ceremony
in high spirits as they soaked up the Scottish sunshine outside the Palace of Holyroodhouse where they watched the flyover
The day was brought to a close with a fabulous Red Arrows display
The Red Arrows fly over the Royal Mile as part of a National Service of Dedication and Thanksgiving to mark the Coronation of Britain's King Charles and Queen Camilla, in Edinburgh
RAF fly pass Holyroodhouse after a national service of thanksgiving and dedication to the coronation of King Charles
watch a Red Arrows flypast at the Palace of Holyroodhouse following a service of thanksgiving
The royals posed for an official portrait afterwards
posed for a photo with the Prince and Princess of Wales @ the Palace of Holyroodhouse
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Guests and dignitaries arrive for the National Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication at St Giles' Cathedral
Scotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf (left) will give a reading during the service
Leader of the House of Commons Penny Mordaunt arrives for the National Service of Thanksgiving and Dedication for King Charles III and Queen Camilla
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セレモニーはこんな感じでスタートしていた。
A display of pageantry from the Royal Regiment of Scotland
A Household Cavalry horse rears up at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh
Members of the Royal Company of Archers leave the Palace of Holyroodhouse
The Royal Company of Archers (the King's Bodyguard for Scotland), part of the Tri-Service Guard of Honour
The Royal Company of Archers are the King's official bodyguard while he is in Scotland
There is tight security on the Royal Mile to try to stop the procession being interrupted by protesters
The Kings Life Guard of the Household Cavalry proceed down the Royal Mile
Members of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment (HCMR), the Life Guards, and the Blues and Royals
The Kings Life Guard of the Household Cavalry march down the Royal Mile
Members of the Household Calvary Mounted Regiment lead the Royal Procession along the Royal Mile
The Scottish Coronation celebrations began today with a People's Procession that set off down the Royal Mile from Edinburgh Castle at 1.15pm
A general view of the Combined Cadet Force Pipes and Drums and the Cadet Military Band as they proceed down the Royal Mile
Anti-monarchy activists could be heard booing and shouting 'Not My King' from a protest spot just yards from the procession route
The day began with a People's Procession on the Royal Mile
The members of the People's Procession were chosen to reflect all walks of life in Scotland
Those taking part in the procession down the Royal Mile included community volunteers and NHS workers
沿道
アンチ VS 王室支持派
Supporters of the monarchy gathered alongside republicans before King Charles and Queen Camilla's Scottish Coronation in Edinburgh
The two groups stood alongside each other separated by small groups of stewards
One man outside St Giles' Cathedral held a sign reading 'only the tourists are cheering'
Another controversially branded King Charles III 'king of the tax dodgers'.
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Dame Katherine Grainger presented King Charles with the 7.5kg Elizabeth Sword
The sword, named after the late Queen Elizabeth, cost £22,000 to make
Penny Mordaunt was lauded for holding Sword of State for 51 minutes on May 6
Paul Macdonald, custom sword and knife maker, holds the Elizabeth Sword which now forms part of the Honours of Scotland
It cost £22,000 to make and was designed by former Ormond Pursuivant of Arms Mark Dennis (above), 73, of St Andrews
Two months after Penny Mordaunt presented King Charles with the Sword of State at Westminster Abbey (left), Dame Katherine Grainger was responsible for carrying the Elizabeth Sword at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh
The Elizabeth Sword weighs 16.5lb (7.5kg) and is also ten inches longer than the English Sword of State
Penny Mordaunt (left after being made honorary captain) and Katherine Grainger (right after Olympic gold in 2012) used their Royal Navy and Olympic rowing skills for their sword-carrying duties
Elizabeth Sword vs Sword of State
The Elizabeth Sword
DATE: 2023
WEIGHT: 7.5kg
LENGTH: 4ft 10in
COST: £22,000
POMMEL: Lewisian gneiss
SCABBARD: Perthshire oak
DESIGN: Thistles and the Scottish landscape
ENGRAVED: Royal motto, 'In my defens God me defend', and 'Nemo me impune lacessit' (no-one provokes me with impunity)
The Sword of State
DATE: 1678
WEIGHT: 3.6kg
LENGTH: 4ft 11.75 in
COST: Priceless
POMMEL: Silver-gilt
SCABBARD: Wood covered in velvet with appliqued silver-gilt emblems including a rose, thistle, harp, and fleur-de-lis, with a portcullis, royal lions, and the coat of arms of William III.
DESIGN: A rampant lion and unicorn with fleur-de-lis and Tudor rose
ENGRAVED: Etched
What are the Honours of Scotland?
Consisting of the priceless crown, sceptre and Sword of State, the Honours of Scotland were first used together at a Coronation in 1543 for Mary, Queen of Scots when she was just nine months old.
They were later used to crown her son, James VI - who went on to become James I of England - in 1567, Charles I in 1633 and Charles II in 1651. The Crown of Scotland, the impressive centrepiece of the collection, was placed on the coffin of the late Queen during a moving service at St Giles' Cathedral after her death last year.
It features a circlet made of Scottish gold with 22 gemstones, 20 precious stones including diamonds and amethysts and freshwater pearls from Scottish rivers. Four gold arches rise to an orb which is painted blue and decorated with stars and a gold cross sits on top, which is studded with a large amethyst and eight pearls.
Made of solid silver, the sceptre was a gift from Pope Alexander VI to James IV in 1494. It was re-modelled and lengthened in 1536 and has small figures of the Virgin and Child, St James and St Andrew as well as a polished globe of rock crystal.
The Sword of State was also a papal gift from Pope Julius II to James IV in 1507 and the blade features figures of St Peter and St Paul and Pope Julius's inscription. The silver-gilt handle is decorated with oak leaves and acorns to symbolise the risen Christ and the scabbard is made of wood covered in dark red velvet and mounted with silver gilt.
Scotland's crown jewels have not had a smooth or easy journey to their present-day display cabinet at Edinburgh Castle. In mid-17th century, the hoard had to be hidden from Oliver Cromwell - who had already melted down the English Crown Jewels - and they were taken to Dunnottar Castle in Aberdeenshire before being buried in a nearby church.
The Collingwood pearl and diamond earrings come from Princess Diana's collection
パールのブレスレット《ダイアナ元妃所有のもの》”triple pearl bracelet”
The bracelet dates to 1988. Nigel Milne designed the piece as part of a collection supporting Birthright, a British charity supporting mothers and babies that is now known as Wellbeing of Women. Diana became the charity’s patron in 1984; one of its founding members was Sir George Pinker, the obstetrician who delivered Prince William and Prince Harry.
The bracelet, according to the firm’s catalogue, is “an elegant three row cultured pearl bracelet” with diamond and pearl spacer sections. Diana famously wore the bracelet with her Catherine Walker “Elvis” dress in Hong Kong. Appropriately, she also wore the bracelet to the Birthright Ball in 1989.
1989年11月 @香港
The Elvis Look 《Catherine Walker》
パールのネックレス《エリザベス2世が所有のもの》”the Queen's Japanese Pearl Choker necklace”(=フィリップ殿下、エリザベス二世の葬儀)
The Four Row Japanese Pearl Choker was commissioned by the Queen from a set of the "finest cultured pearls presented to her by the Japanese government". Her Majesty's Jewel Vault notes: "The necklace includes four rows of pearls with a central diamond clasp in a curved shape, each side including three rows of diamonds that join at the top and bottom with marquise diamonds. She made her first state visit to Japan in 1975; the choker was in use by at least 1982. The Garrard book posits that it was inspired by the Queen's new daughter-in-law at the time, and she did notably loan the piece to the new Princess of Wales during a state visit from the Netherlands in 1982. It is only occasionally used by the Queen, in whose collection it still remains." Below, the Queen wearing the piece in Bangladesh in 1983.
she wore it for the funeral of both the Duke of Edinburgh and Queen Elizabeth II
フィリップ殿下の葬儀
2022年 エリザベス女王の国葬
振り返れば、この時から
2017年
エリザベス女王&フィリップ殿下の結婚70周年記念のディナーに出席
エリザベス女王
a four-strand diamond and pearl choker with "Granny's Tiara"
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