The cause of Queen Elizabeth's death was revealed on Thursday, about three weeks after her death became the most covered event in Britain in decades, and probably the most watched in history.
BREAKING: Queen Elizabeth II died of "old age," according to her death certificate.
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The official death certificate published in part by the authorities in Scotland (where the Queen died), confirms that the 96-year-old Queen passed away at Balmoral Castle on September 8, "at 15:10" and that the cause of death determined by doctors was "old age".
It was not specified if she had any underlying illnesses or other factors that may have led to her death, and the certificate was signed by the doctor who accompanied her during her stay in the castle and submitted to the "death registrar" of Scotland by her household, Princess Anne, who happened to be in Scotland.
It is not surprising that the Queen died in the castle, as it was her favorite place for long summer vacations.
The time of the official determination of death was apparently, according to the reports, before most of her immediate family members arrived and about an hour before Prime Minister Liz Truss received an official notification that she was bound by the "London Bridge Fall" protocol that determines the order of the historic move ahead of time.
The death certificate included basic details about the Queen, where the occupation field read "Her Majesty" and as mentioned, it was submitted to the local authorities as if it were an ordinary citizen and not a number one citizen, by the Queen's daughter, Princess Anne.
The Queen's husband, Prince Philip died about a year before her - he is also a good answer.
As you may recall, in the last year of her life, the Queen canceled a number of events, including the opening of the Parliament session, a visit to Northern Ireland, and also participation in the State Remembrance Day ceremony and the World Climate Conference in Glasgow.
However, during the "Platinum Jubilee" celebrations last June, she wound up on the balcony of Buckingham Palace and waved to the crowd.
About 48 hours before her death, she even appointed Prime Minister Taras, who the day before became the leader of the ruling party.
In the photo where the two met, the Queen looked pale, and in retrospect, this was the last photo.
Upon the Queen's death, her 73-year-old son Charles ascended the throne and became King.
The coronation ceremony in which he will be awarded the sovereign's crown is expected to be held during the coming year.
"As you begin your last long journey to join your late father, I just want to say: Thank you for your love and devotion to our family and the family of nations that you have served with such great loyalty all these years. May angels accompany you to your final rest," said the new king upon his mother's death.
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