Queen Elizabeth II Hosts Queen Margrethe II at Windsor Castle (2000)
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- On 16 February 2000, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh hosted Queen Margrethe II of Denmark and Henrik, Prince Consort of Denmark at Windsor Castle. After arriving in a carriage procession, Queen Margrethe inspected the Guard of Honour on the Quadrangle. The Danish Queen and her hosts then attended a reception with Danish and British students.
Queen Margrethe II announced on 31 December 2023 that she will abdicate the throne on 14 January 2024 to allow her son, Crown Prince Frederik, to become King of Denmark. The chosen date of abdication marks the 52nd anniversary of Margrethe's accession to the throne.
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Two of the most gracious queens who have graced the earth
They really were beautiful, Lilibet & Daisy. May Her Late Majesty continue to rest in eternal peace, and may Her Majesty get some rest post abdication with family & friends.
Going out on a limb here..,,do the Foreign Royals inspect the troops to know what they would be up against??
Two dearly loved and respected Queens. Happy retirement to Queen Margrethe and rest in peace.QEII.
They were really good friends and cousins ❤
distant cousins
Queen Elizabeth affectionately called Her cousin Daisy from their childhood days.
They were distant cousins. She was also a distant cousin to Prince Philip.
And called each other Daisy and Lillibet 😊
@fahimnirjon7082 Margrethe and Phillip were more closely related
What elegance the Danish Queen has.
She designed many of her own clothes.
@aureissimus very talented lady, she is.
You can't deny it... Queen Margarethe has amazing taste in fashion.
I can still remember the beautiful gown she wore to her Son Prince Frederick's Wedding.
Her clothes are so quirky and interesting.
She also designs!
She is her own designer, in many cases. Very talented lady!
@rachelknight6028 l like Queen Margrethe, but that outfit was awful back then
and it's awful now. It's not flattering and looks far too big
Love them. Queens are special. I prefer queens to kings ...
XXI century, helloooooo? And we are still talking about queens and kings. 🤦
I bet you do - sweetheart!
@@grahamnancledra7036 HaHa
@@Maxfraga100 Why not? Is nothing from the past allowed in this modern world?
So are kings. Kings hold a far more valuable and important powers than queens. Meanwhile queens out there every time in history risked of assassinations 😂😂. We all know everyone prefers kings over queens
Sooo, Kings 🤴🏻👑 win over queens 💪🏻💪🏻😌😌
And the band is playing the Royal Danish Anthem upon her arrival. Respect.
Very slow though
Perhaps they should have played Hello Dolly ?
@@haglasu1468 A little too slow yes. But I guess they are not used to playing it :)
She is a visiting head of state. The anthem is protocol.
@@roscomeon3965 lol 😂
My lovely queen margrethe of denmark such a gracious wonderful lady God bless her majesty
Prince Philip was no shorty.... you wouldn't know it standing next to these two.
Awesome.
Wow amazing
God save the queen
Which one?
Wednesday 16th February 2000
Queen Alexandra's sister's family ❤
Margarethe descends from Queen Alexandra's brother, Frederick VIII, not her sister. Alexandra's sisters were Empress of Russia (Maria Feodorovna) and Princess Thyra, who married an Austro-Hungarian duke. Maria Feodorovna was Alexandra's favorite, and they often dressed alike, but Maria is not Margarethe's direct ancestor.
@@Piping-Hot-Lava441 Frederick was Danish king and George was king of Hellens.
@@Piping-Hot-Lava441 they were brothers of queen Alexandra
Quand deux reines se rencontrent… de quoi parlent elles?
We’ll never know what wise, royal things they talk about. It’s probably just like in Angelina Ballerina, with sisters, Ms. Lilly and Queen Seraphina.
Queenly things 😊 👑
Right, @@SupportTheArts-yo8ox?
The Queen and her, were cousins and they liked each other..but I must say, the most other Royals come to Windsor ect to see the Queen, not otherwise, that shows the Standing of the british monarchy...Because Denmark, like so many other countries, where ocupied by the nazis and liberated by the british with our american cousins...so they ow the uk allot
Charles III, as a recent sovereign, will have to visit other European royals in their respective countries, and bow in front of them. It's not a matter of standing, but the seniority, that is, the quantity of time they have been with their royals bottoms on the throne.
@@rafaelhego that may be so...i was born by a british mum and german Father and i lived in germany all my live but bekamen british in 2012...because I wanted to say; my Queen...and I always cheered when hearing rule Britannia
It has nothing to do with "owe" anything to UK or USA because of WWII. And remember in gatherings where all the monarchs of Europe are gathered, the Danish monarch is always leading the procession, because in royal terms, Denmark is the oldest monarchy, and their regent is the "primas inter pares" - "the first among equals."
@@rafaelhegothat’s not how deference and precedent works. The King won’t bow to any head of state except an Emperor/Empress. Strictly speaking Presidents and all other Royalty would bow to the King and Queen regardless of time “served” though these customs are rarely observed today anyway.
@@rafaelhegowell Charles as a King will no longer bow to anyone else because as a King he is at the apex of the monarchy food chain. Technically the only titles above a King would be Emperor
, King-Emperor and Pope. However the term King-Emperor was abandoned after the partition which led to the creation of India and Pakistan in 1947. Also, neither the Japanese Emperor or the Holy See view their respective thrones as being superior to anyone else. Therefore each sovereign refers to their brother rulers as cousins (especially with the case of Europe’s monarchs as they’re all in some way legitimate blood relatives through George II of England).
Great video thanks, one breach of protocol though. It should have been Queen E following Queen M when she inspected the troops. Could be because Queen E were ill at the time.
Boa tarde ❤🎉amém
Afternoon. May Elizabeth’s soul live on
The Queen was special❤
No no no....she was very very special
Which queen?
Yup. Brits are so short?? The same with the Irish. How about the Welsh then? As a Swede happend to live in Ireland during the '00s, I was 90 % the tallest during every event (?!). And I being "only" 180 cm/"5.11 (average hight for Swedish males in 1995)😄 Now close to six feet!! My nephew exactly six foot so.
That was a nice tax bill
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Only time I ever didn't like her outfit.
She never caught on to EII Fashion sense tho,did She?? She always looks so thrown together and disorganized.
Who are they?
I believe they are second cousins! :)
The danish queen
@@wannacashmeoutsidethird cousins
Third cousins (including Prince Philip - Queen Victoria is their great-great grandmother)
Queen Margrethe II , Queen Of The Kingdom Of Denmark & Her Late Husband , H.R.H The Prince Consort Henrik Of Denmark. Wonderful people 😊
Her is not Elizabeth II..
Her is Elisabeth with letter S not letter Z.. Her is grandchild of Elizabeth Queen 1860..
Elisabeth born in 1870..
Elizabeth children is Sophie and Gisella and Rudolfo..
Empress Sisi is story of Elizabeth during her younger years and is marriage to Franz Baviera and Josef Asburgo.. and is relation to its 3rd cousin Maximilian after separation of Franz Josef.. accord into is life story was pregnant into is 3rd child..
One real Queen and one lady who held the post of queen and quit.
Exactly.
How rude...
Beyond disrespectful to say. She reigned for FIFTY YEARS.Most marriages don't last that long. Also, abdication isn't dirty word in most kingdoms - in fact, it's quite common.
@SupportTheArts-yo8ox In my opinion, adbdication for any reason other than mental incapacity weakens a monarchy and is antithetical to the entire concept of monarchy. As her late majesty, Queen Elizabeth II said, "Monarchy isn't something you do. It's who you are."
Elizabeth crowned Queen at age of 50..
25.