Grand Duke Gilliom officially climbed on Luxembourg’s throne on Friday, taking his oath at a traditional ceremony by European major state and fellow Royals. As soon as the church rings, hundreds gathered outside the Grand Palace as the new Grand Dukes appeared on a balcony to congratulate their curious topics.
The 43-year-old, an olive-green military uniform, was adorned with a yellow color, was included by his royal family. His wife, Grand Duchess Stephanie wore an sky-blue gown, and took his two young sons, five-year-old nominated Waris Charles and two-year-old Francois, both wore shorts.
Guelume took the throne some time ago after taking oath of sovereign in Luxembourg’s Parliament.
“I will live my people’s lives from whom I do not want to be separated from any obstacles. I will share their happiness and sufferings,” Gilliom quoted a 1919 speech by Gilliom, Grand Duchess Charlotte. He today attracted a parallel between World War I and Geophysical Tension Carnaz.
“Our Constitution remains a symbol of the principles of freedom and unity, the monarchy – as now – a constant point of reference and a firm support in time of crisis. In this sense, the oath I have just taken the constitution, is an important institutional milestone for our country.”
Grand Duke Gilliom took over from his father Henry, a 70 -year -old, who served for 25 years in a large -scale symbolic role.
The crowd gathered out of the yellow stone and the ornate turns of the palace took pictures of the new Grand Duke and Duchess, other flags from Luxembourg and Royal House Red Lions and Orange Fields of Royal House in NASUGAGE. Some people painted their faces in the flag of Luxembourg: red, white and light blue.
In the old city of Luxembourg, Storfronts boasted the Royal couple’s paintings and blue banners reminded us of “Tronavesel” or “Escation to the throne” in Luxembourg.
The 18 -year -old Nephney Niocleus wore a luxembourg flag on his shoulders and wished Grand Duke well in the Luxembourg language.
“Maach Dat Gudd! Du Pack Dat!” He said, which means “do it well, you will be successful.”
Royals from Netherlands And Belgium attended the ceremonies. Later on Friday, the new Grand Duke will host an evening gala for guests French President Emmanuel Macron And German President Frank-Walter Steinmier.
Gilliom is the seventh grand duke in Luxembourg since 1890, when the modern monarchy was established. On Saturday and Sunday, he will visit 700,000 citizens in the heart of Europe, a small Dachi -Road Island.
Bari Arbishop will end with a sphfre mass with the gene-cloud Holer Holer-Naral Dere Luxembourg Cathedral.
A 70 -year -old Lienster, an official supplier of the Royal Court, left about 200 medalin for employees, a small shell -shaped sponge cake for the functions. She is selling cake memorial boxes with Guelume and Stephanie, designed to look like a “a romantic story” that reflects the picturesque landscape of Luxembourg’s palaces and forests.
When Guelume was 13 years old, she taught her to make dishes like bouncers, Hardik Green Bean and Ham Soup.
Sitting under the paintings of French novelist Marsel Proust and a grand Duke Henry, Linnster said Gilliom’s kindness and sympathy would do them well as sovereign – and he would be able to feed the family.
“You may feel that he is the son of a couple of parents who loved each other very much,” he said, Giloom. “He is very emotional, very sensitive. So I like him and I think he will be a beautiful grand duke for us.”
In the 17th and 19th centuries, now Cleved from part of France, Belgium and Germany, the small nation is a parliamentary democracy, which is the head of the state with the Grand Duke, King Charles in United Kingdom Or King Philip in Belgium. Broadly 700,000 citizens speak in public life, Luxembourg, a Germanic language and a mixture of French and German. It is the world’s last remaining Grand Dachi.
One of the smallest countries of the European Union and the richest per capita, Luxembourg There is a financial powerhouse that hosts important European Union institutions such as justice of the European Court and European Investment Bank. Grand Dachi is home to several banks of eurozone, rehabilitation companies and managers of hedge funds and money markets.
When the modern monarchy was established, Gilliom would be the seventh grand duke of Luxembourg from 1890. Across Dachi, his picture has replaced his father’s place. Their monogram under a crown, symmetric Golden “G” letter has also been added to the uniform of army, police, emergency services, jail service and customs.
Like Henry, Gilliom was educated in the Military Academy of France, Switzerland and United Kingdom, Sandharst. Gilliom then worked for Belgium, German and Spanish firms.
Christoff Brule, a historian and professor at the University of Luxembourg, said Gilliom would step into a very traditional role.
He said, “His margin of maneuver or the right to action is zero. So he has the only power that is then the power of speech or words. For the rest, the Grand Duke will remain a political symbol,” he said.