LONDON: Queen Elizabeth II on Sunday became the first King of England to rule for 70 years, marking the beginning of her platinum Jubilee even though she resigned from public views.
But the date of the landmark this weekend will see a little fanfare, because the 95-year-old Monarch traditionally spends the warning of his father’s death personally.
Sovereign record as head of state began when he was 25 and watched wildlife in the remote part of Kenya with her husband, Prince Philip.
Since then he has become the only constant in the era of rapid social and political changes, an English character and life relationship with post-war and empire.
The Queen – which regularly supports the survey as the most popular kingdom – on January 23, flying with a spacious helicopter with Estate Sandringham in the East England.
He has lived in Sandringham House with close family during Christmas and New Year but an annual visit was postponed for surging the Omicron case.
There is no public involvement expected on Sunday, according to previous years.
But four days of celebrations are planned for early June, including military parades and music concerts, street parties, mass presence picnics and “Platinum Pudding Competition”.
Warning coins have been printed to mark unprecedented milestones.
In Sandringham, the Queen lived in Food Farm, a five-bedroom cottage was liked by the deceased husband after he retired from public life in 2017.
According to British media, Prince Philip spent his time there reading, painting, and walking, a simpler environment Far from waiters who are saliva and the splendor of the kingdom.
The queen went to Sandringham with a helicopter and was photographed behind the rover range, wearing a silk headscarf printed with birds.
20,000 hectares plantations (8,100 hectares), near North Norfolk Beach, love with his heart.
Not only was the retreat for Philip until he joined him in Covid isolation at Windsor Castle in 2020, but also for his father, George VI, who died there from lung cancer, 56 years old.
It is also the preferred place to live for his grandfather.
King George V, who also died there, and his great grandmother, Ratu Alexandra.
After Philip’s death in April last year, the Queen returned to public and official involvement, including the host of world leaders in the G7 summit in Cornwall, the Southwest Britain.
But he had been forced to slow down advice from a doctor, after living in an overnight hospital in October triggered public attention.
Since then he has mostly lived in Windsor and made some public appearance.
The last date returned more than a month for the annual Christmas message, where he paid a rare personal tribute to her husband consisting of 73 years and “binar-betamu”.
Only three kings were in global history that ruled for more than 70 years.
Louis XIV France ruled for 72 years, 110 days from 1643 to 1715.
King of Thailand, Bhumibol Adulyadej was on the throne for 70 years and 126 days from 1946 to 2016.
Johann II, Prince Liechtenstein, ruled for 708 years, 91 days Since 1858 for 1929.
Sandringham can provide a break gap from a scandal involving the second favorite son and reportedly Prince Andrew who has thrown a shadow to the year of Jubilee.
In mid-January, he took off it from the honorary military title and charity position when he fought US civil cases for sexual violence.
This step effectively eliminates from public life, and is designed to isolate the royal family of every destructive revelation and impact.
Andrew, 61, loudly denied allegations but he had been tainted by his association with the sex violators convict Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.