King Charles III crowned at Westminster Abbey with multi-faith and sustainable living focus

As the Prince of Wales, Charles was a vocal supporter of causes related to the environment and has been an ardent voice against the ravages of climate change. He has spoken regularly about India's important role in meeting the global climate action targets.

King Charles III has a great love for India and has made several visits to the country. He has also focused many of his charitable efforts on India through the British Asian Trust. As the Head of the Commonwealth, he has to contend with moves by some member nations to replace him as their Head of State.

The Coronation ceremony involved much of the new King's personal input and is reflective of his determination to celebrate his cherished ideas about the culturally and religiously diverse country that is modern-day Britain.

The transition from Britain's Elizabethan Age to the Carolean Age has been largely smooth so far under King Charles III's reign.

King Charles III had an infamously turbulent first marriage to the late Diana, Princess of Wales. From that marriage, they had two sons: Prince William and Prince Harry.

King Charles III married Camilla in 2005 after years of a rumoured love affair. On her marriage, Camilla became the Duchess of Cornwall and is now known as Queen Camilla in keeping with royal tradition.