Queen Elizabeth II died at the age of 96 years
Queen Elizabeth II: Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II has said goodbye to the world. Yesterday, the Queen’s health suddenly deteriorated, after which doctors were constantly monitoring her health. Expressing concern about the health of the Queen, the doctors had given strict advice to take rest. Queen Elizabeth had been facing health problems since October last year. Due to ill health, he was finding it difficult to walk and stand.
Queen Elizabeth II on Tuesday formally appointed Conservative Party leader Liz Truss as Britain’s new prime minister. According to Buckingham Palace, he had a problem of episodic mobility. Elizabeth has died at the age of 96. She became Queen of Britain in 1952 and was crowned sixteen months later in June 1953.
A look back at 96 years of Queen Elizabeth’s life
- Elizabeth Alexandra Marie, born on 21 April 1926, ruled Britain for 70 years. In this way, Elizabeth holds the record for the second longest reign in the world. The longest reign at number one is believed to be that of King Louis XIV of France, who ruled France for 72 years.
- Elizabeth the Second, who has been the reigning monarch of Britain since 1953, Queen Elizabeth has left behind her entire family. They have four children – Prince Charles, Anne, Andrew and Prince Edward.
- Elizabeth liberated more than 20 countries from the British colony between 1956 and 70.
- Elizabeth was the first British monarch to address a joint session of the US Parliament on the victory of the Gulf War in 1991.
- She became famous as Queen Elizabeth II and was married to Prince Philip in 1947.
- She became Queen of Britain in 1952 and was crowned sixteen months later in June 1953.
- As a head of state, Elizabeth made the most foreign trips.
- Queen Elizabeth was the head of 54 countries and territories of the Commonwealth
- During 1960-70 he liberated most countries
- Queen gave independence from British colony to more than 20 countries
- It was customary to say ‘Your Majesty’ in her address to the Queen.
- Queen Elizabeth introduced Britain to the European Union in 1973.
- The first British ruler to address a joint session of the US Parliament on the victory of the Gulf War in 1991
- Queen Elizabeth II has worked with a total of 14 prime ministers since its inception.
- When Elizabeth took over her throne in 1953, the command of Britain was in the hands of Winston Churchill.
- The current UK PM, Boris Johnson, was the 14th PM to serve during the Queen’s tenure.
- Queen Elizabeth lived on the throne for 70 years. There were 15 prime ministers in these 70 years. Liz Truss is the 15th Prime Minister.
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