Prinsesse Kates mystiske valmuefrøblomster: Hvad er der bag det?

Prinsesse Kates mystiske valmuefrøblomster: Hvad er der bag det?

London, Großbritannien - The nation's eyes were directed towards Princess Kate when she appeared at the Remembrance Day in London. After her return from severe chemotherapy, her appearance was a powerful sign of recovery. Sammen med kong Charles og prins William hædrede hun de faldne soldater, men en detalje forårsagede spænding: Kate bar tre valmue blomster på sin frakke, mens andre kongelige var bare en. What is behind this conspicuous choice?

The poppy seeds mysteries

søndag den 10. november, ved Memorial Service på Kenotaph, bemærkede tilskuerne straks, at Kate havde tre valmue blomster. The day before in the Royal Albert Hall, she had only worn one flower. This decision made the fans speculate: Maybe wanted to pay tribute to Queen Camilla, who was missing due to illness? Or was it a tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II? Some even suspect that every flower stands for one of their children. The poppy flower has a deeply rooted meaning that goes back to the First World War when it flourished on the devastated fronts.

The symbolism of the poppy seeds comes from the famous poem "In Fields Fields" by John McCrae, which commemorates the fallen soldiers. The poppy flower has been a sign of commemoration for over a century, organized by the Royal British Legion. Mens Kate aldrig officielt har forklaret, hvorfor hun bærer flere valmue blomster, mener mange, at de ønsker at respektere deres afdøde, inklusive hendes stormødre og hendes tre brødre, der faldt i den første verdenskrig.

a royal heir

The tradition of wearing several poppy flowers is not new. Queen Elizabeth II was often seen with five poppy flowers, each with different military services. Other royals also used these gesture to honor fallen family members. Selv ex-royals som prins Harry og Meghan Markle blev for nylig plettet med en valmuefrøblomst, hvilket førte til spekulationer om skjulte meddelelser. The poppy flower remains a powerful symbol of commemoration and the honor for those who have lost their lives in the service of the nation.