Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain has died

 Queen Elizabeth II of Great Britain has died

Britain's longest-reigning Queen Elizabeth II has died at the age of 96 in Belmoral. He ruled Britain for 70 years.

 His family gathered at his residence in Scotland on Thursday after concerns were expressed over his health.

 Elizabeth became Queen in 1952 and saw massive social change during her reign.

 After his death, his eldest son and former Prince of Wales Charles will become the new King of Great Britain and head of the 14 Commonwealth of Nations.

 In a statement, King Charles said, "The death of my beloved mother, the Queen, is a moment of great sadness for me and my entire family."

 In the statement, he also said that we are mourning the death of a beloved ruler and a much-loved mother. I know that the loss of his death will be felt by countless people across the country and the Commonwealth of Nations.

 King Charles says it is comforting for him and his family during this time of grief and change that the Queen is being remembered with respect and affection.

 "The Queen died peacefully at Belmoral this afternoon," Buckingham Palace said in a statement.

 According to the statement, 'The King (Charles) and Queen Consort (Camilla Parker) will remain at Belmoral this evening and return to London tomorrow.'

 All of the Queen's descendants remain at Belmoral, where the Queen was kept under medical supervision. Queen Elizabeth's grandson Prince William has arrived at Belmoral while Prince Harry is on his way.

 British Prime Minister Liz Truss, who was appointed to the post by Queen Elizabeth on Tuesday, said the queen "gave us the stability and strength we needed."

 He also said that Charles will now be known as King Charles Swim.

Queen Elizabeth II's reign includes post-World War II austerity campaigns, the transition of the British monarchy to the Commonwealth, the end of the Cold War, and Britain's entry and exit from the European Union.

 Britain has had 15 prime ministers during that time, the first being Winston Churchill, who was born in 1874, while the current Prime Minister of Great Britain, Liz Truss, who was appointed by the Queen this week, was born 101 years later in 1975. During his rule, he held weekly talks with the Prime Ministers.

 On the announcement of the death of Elizabeth II, the Union Jack was flown at 6:30 British time. Crowds of citizens in London awaited word from Buckingham Palace about the Queen's health, and the announcement of her death erupted.

 Queen Elizabeth was born on April 21, 1926 in the Mayfair area of ​​London and was given the full name Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Winsor. Few could have predicted at the time that she would become the ruler of Great Britain.

 However, in September 1836, when her uncle Edward VIII abdicated and married twice-divorced American Wallis Simpson, Elizabeth's father, George VI, became King, and Elizabeth became heir to the throne at the age of 10. Gone.

Three years later, Britain was fighting a war against Nazi Germany. Elizabeth and her younger sister Princess Margaret spent most of their time at Windsor Castle during the war. His parents rejected suggestions that he be moved to Canada for safe haven.

  At the age of 18, Queen Elizabeth spent five months with the Auxiliary Territorial Service, during which she learned to drive in addition to working as a motor mechanic. Why does the feeling of pride increase in the presence of the enemy?'

  During the war he exchanged letters with his distant relative and Prince Philip of Greece, who was then stationed in the Royal Navy. Their romantic relationship grew stronger and on 20 November 1947 they were married at Westminster Abbey, where Prince Philip was created Duke of Edinburgh.

  Queen Elizabeth later cited her 74-year marriage to Philip as the reason for her 'strength and abiding'. Prince Philip died in 2021 at the age of 99.