Britain’s Queen Elizabeth announced on Saturday that Prince Charles will now take over the throne of Britain. With the crowning of Prince of Wales Charles, his second wife Camilla, will be crowned with the status of Queen and crowned with the prized Kohinoor diamond. This crown has been worn by Queen Elizabeth of Britain for 70 years. Now it will be worn by the Duchess of Cornwall i.e. Camilla. Studded with platinum and Kohinoor diamonds, this crown was made for the coronation of King George in 1937.
It was decided 5 years ago, whose head will be crowned
by the Queen, Camilla Duchess of Cornwall, second wife of the Queen’s first son, Prince Charles. After the death of Princess Diana, Prince Charles married Camilla. According to the previous plan to make Prince Charles King, Camilla’s post was to remain that of Princess, but 5 years ago, Prince Charles, in his coronation oath, asked Queen Elizabeth’s permission to call Camilla not Princess but Queen Was. Queen Elizabeth gave its permission as well. From that day it was decided that the Queen’s Crown would adorn Camilla’s head.
The one who wore Kohinoor was destined to be ruined, know what is the story
. Many myths are also spread about Kohinoor. It is said that this diamond brings bad luck with it. If a man wears it, then everything is ruined. When Maharaja Ranjit Singh wore it, his empire was destroyed. After reaching this diamond in the British rule which never had sunset, the British Empire went on decreasing.
There is a belief about Kohinoor diamond that it brings bad luck with it.
Kohinoor has visited India, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran, read its history The history
of Kohinoor is mostly fabricated on conjecture. It is believed that the Sikh king Ranjit gifted it to the Britishers, but historians say that Ranjit Singh had died before this diamond reached the Britishers. He did not give this gift.
It is also said that Maharaja Ranjit Singh had obtained this diamond forcibly. Like the Britishers say that they got it as a gift. Similarly, Ranjit also claimed that the diamond was gifted to him by Shah Shuja Durrani, the Emir of Afghanistan.
However, Shah Shuja wrote in his autobiography that Ranjit Singh was torturing his son, so he was forced to hand over the diamond to him. Earlier this diamond was forcibly captured by Afghan attacker Ahmed Shah Abdali from King Nadir Shah of Persia.
Similarly Nadir Shah acquired Kohinoor from the Mughal King Muhammad Shah Rangeela. That is, the history of this diamond extends to India, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran. There has been controversy over the Kohinoor diamond for the last several years. Apart from India, Pakistan has also expressed its right on this.
