Queen Elizabeth II turns 95 today (April 21), just days after she buried her husband, Prince Philip, at St George's Chapel in Windsor.
Her Majesty is the longest-reigning monarch in British history and despite her age, she plans to enjoy many more years on the throne.Every year, the Queen has the opportunity to celebrate her birthday twice, one on her actual birth date and a second on another date.
The tradition for the British monarch to have two birthdays began back in 1748 by George II, who was born in November, a month he felt was too cold to host a parade.
Instead, he decided festivities would carry on into the spring with a military parade known as Trooping the Colour.The celebration is usually held on a Saturday in June, often the.
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