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What better way to mark the coronation of King Charles III than to recall the execution of one of his predecessors, Charles I, as the crowning moment of a revolution? That’s one aspect of author Jonathan Healey’s new book, The Blazing World: A New History of Revolutionary England.
For over seven centuries, it has been the chair on which history is made. Made of oak, this seat of majesty is the most ancient artefact involved in King Charles III's Coronation.
Charles III is going to be the third king of Britain to be named Charles. We tell the story of the English Civil War and the two King Charles who lived (and died) through it.
Here is a look at other King Charles who served the throne before King Charles III.
In the past millennium England has been without a monarch for just 11 years and four months, when Oliver Cromwell ruled as Lord Protector, after the execution of King Charles I.