May 06, 2023
The Stone of Scone was used to crown Scottish kings until England invaded in 1296 and took it to London. King Edward I had the British Coronation Chair built to house the rock beneath its seat. The stone was returned to Scotland in 1996 with the stipulation that it again be brought to London and placed under the chair whenever a new king or queen is crowned.
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