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  • Who will be the next king of Scotland?
  • epicyclo
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    big_n_daft – Member
    if the Scots are smart they will insist on a separate coronation north of the border, all the tourist income is bound to be attractive

    There is a separate coronation.

    The Queen came to Scotland for her coronation as Queen of Scots. It was just kept hush hush and done with minimal ceremony – not even wearing the regalia. We all heard about the big coronation in England, but I don’t remember any mention of the one in Scotland at the time (and I was living in Edinburgh where it happened).

    The monarch’s sovereignty is different in Scotland – we have to approve of our monarch, who rules by consent and not as of right.

    That’s not a bad idea big_n_daft, we could have a new monarch every year and have the coronation at the Edinburgh Tattoo – great tourism booster. Perhaps firing the predecessor out of Mons Meg into the cheering crowds in Princes St. 🙂

    edhornby
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    Mcmoonter for king of Scotland, he’d be able to paint his own coronation and build the throne

    IHN
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    There is a separate coronation.

    The Queen came to Scotland for her coronation as Queen of Scots. It was just kept hush hush

    Is that actually true though? The coronation throne at Westminster Abbey, at the time, contained the Stone of Scone/Destiny, as it symbolised the united kingdom because Scottish monarchs must be crowned sitting on it. So, sitting on the coronation throne she was sitting on the stone, and so was crowned monarch of Scotland.

    epicyclo
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    IHN – Member
    Is that actually true though? The coronation throne at Westminster Abbey, at the time, contained the Stone of Scone/Destiny, as it symbolised the united kingdom because Scottish monarchs must be crowned sitting on it. So, sitting on the coronation throne she was sitting on the stone, and so was crowned monarch of Scotland.

    The stone has no authority. The English ceremony has no authority in Scotland.

    Several kings and a queen were crowned in Scotland without it after it was removed to England.

    Th queen came up to Scotland immediately after the English coronation to a tumultuous welcome and attended a service at St Giles Cathedral where she was presented with the Honours of Scotland, the Crown, Sceptre and Sword. That was actually her Scottish coronation. Without that ceremony she would not be Queen of Scots.

    And that’s why she beat it up to Scotland post haste after her English coronation because there were mutterings from those nasty nationalists. Maybe this time… 🙂

    IHN
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    Well, there you go

    Every day = school day

    epicyclo
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    Of course, maybe the whole problem could be solved if England had its rightful king…

    [video]https://youtu.be/SG4Ec9nEwwk[/video]

    cchris2lou
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    do we get another day off for the coronation ?

    epicyclo
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    cchris2lou – Member
    do we get another day off for the coronation ?

    Yup, two coronations. Of course you have to support a separate king for Scotland to get the extra holiday… 🙂

    duckman
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    Northwind – Member

    IIRC once we repeal the act of settlement it’s that great Scotsman Franz Bonaventura Adalbert Maria Herzog von Bayern

    Is he STILL alive? A republic is the way to go thanks very much. Or Grado.

    epicyclo
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    duckman – Member
    Is he STILL alive? A republic is the way to go thanks very much. Or Grado.

    We can have the beheading when we become a republic… 🙂

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