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The Funeral Of King Edward

Four months ago, looking tired and frail two years after suffering with an illness in silence, the King appeared in public for the last time to try and raise some morale within the Army Forces Commucation Centre along with his wife Queen Emma as the war continued to drag along.

His doctors had kept the truth of his condition from his family on his request making the eventually tragedy more harder to deal with it. The King carried on with his duties until he eventually had an seizure in the late afternoon causing him to fall into a coma though this time unlike others, he never woke up. He was pronounced dead by his doctors late that fateful night.

He was fifty years of age and had been King for thirty six years, since the age of fourteen, in which time, weak and poorly advised and unprepared, he had considerable divided the kingdoms opinions.

The late King’s coffin arrives at Barrow Bay Station look on by Their Royal Highnesses Princess Emilia, The Queen Regent and Her Majesty The Queen.

The new queen returned from an engagement at the museum at once after hearing the news. Two days ago the late King’s coffin was moved from the church at Westshire to Easten Hall in Strongbridge to lie in state while more than 300,000 people filed past. Foreign royalties and heads of state gathered in Strongbridge for the funeral.

The late King’s funeral procession passes a large crowd of mourners.

Today, dawned cloudy and misty. Early in the morning the mile long cortege began its slow journey from Westshire to Easten Hall as the Grand clock tolled fifty times, once for each year of the King’ s life, and artillery salutes of fifty guns were fired from the Royal Tower.

The late King’s funeral procession carries on.

In the procession walked four field-marshals, four admirals of the fleet and four marshals of the Royal Air Force. An escort of the Household Cavalry, pipers and the band of the Havenmill Guards preceded the Earl Marshal and some of the King’s personal servants, walking immediately in front of the gun-carriage bearing the coffin, on which rested the imperial crown, orb and sceptre.

Her Majesty Queen Grace and The Queen Regent follow the funeral procession in a car together while Their Royal Highnesses Princess Emilia and Prince Alfred follow behind in a separate car.

In a two cars behind the coffin came the Queen, the Queen Mother, Princess Emilia and Prince Alfred shrouded in black. Behind them came heads of state, foreign royalties, diplomats and other dignitaries, with more cavalry and detachments from the police and the fire services bringing up the rear.

Her Majesty Queen Grace is seen talking with the Archbishop who will cover the late King’s funeral while The Queen Regent is seen lovingly comforting His Highness Prince Alfred who is hidden by an pillar as Her Royal Highness Princess Emilia looks on.

From Barrow Bay Station the coffin was taken by train to Brindleton Castle for burial in Chapel Royal of St Jameson’s, where the past monarchs have been buried for centuries. The government sent a wreath of white lilac and white carnations with an inscription signed by the Prime Minster.

Her Majesty Grace and their Highnesses The Queen Regent, Princess Emilia and Prince Alfred follow the funeral procession inside for the ceremony to commence.

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