Queen Elizabeth’s body will remain fresh for many years because Major revelations about Queen Elizabeth’s coffin and tomb

Important revelations have been revealed regarding the coffin prepared for the last journey of Queen Elizabeth II, who has reigned for more than 70 years in Great Britain.

Preparations for the last journey of Queen Elizabeth II, who ruled the United Kingdom, have been going on for several years and the royal coffin has been prepared for the late queen.

This oak tree is one of the most famous trees in the UK, this wood is very rare nowadays while most coffins in the UK are made from American oak wood.

According to British royal traditions, the coffin is carved from lead, thanks to which the body is preserved for a long time after burial.

A coffin made with the help of lead prevents moisture and air from entering, but the presence of lead increases the weight of the coffin.

This casket is prepared by special craftsmen and brass rings are also attached to the casket, one of the features of this casket is that the goods placed on it are also safe. This casket will be carried by 8 people.

The late Queen Elizabeth's casket will remain in Westminster Hall for four days. The British Army paraded to pay tribute to the Queen, while a gun salute was also presented in Hyde Park.

The prayer ceremony was attended by King Charles III and other members of the royal family. The Queen's funeral will take place on September 19.

Thousands of people have lined up outside Westminster to pay their last respects to Queen Elizabeth.

Queen Elizabeth II's funeral has been decided to take place in the lobby of King George VI Church. This memorial is part of St. George's Church. It is located in the Berkshire countryside in southern England, 36 km from London.

Queen Elizabeth II's husband, Prince Philip, who died on April 9 last year at the age of 99, has not yet been buried at the site. Now his dead body will also be moved to the same memorial so that the husband and wife can be together even after death.