Chapter 710: The First Marriage in History!

On November 8, all eyes were on the "wedding of the century" in London - the bride of this wedding was Princess Eugenie, one of the British royal family, the granddaughter of today's Queen Elizabeth II of Britain, and the eighth heir to the British throne. The latest and fastest updates

The bridegroom is one of the heirs of the Rothschild family, the young and handsome Peruth de Rothschild.

Perhaps, you will think that this is just a marriage between the British royal family and the aristocracy, what is the fuss, and how can it be called the "wedding of the century"?

If you have such doubts, you can only say that you don't know much about the British royal family and the nobles who married - the Rothschilds.

For hundreds of years, the British royal family had its own unique pride and superiority, and rarely married nobles.

The Rothschild family, as the heroes of the British banking industry, is known as the most mysterious ancient family on the earth, a controller hidden in the dark side of this world, and a powerful family that has controlled the economic lifeline of this planet for nearly two centuries!

It may be unfamiliar to the vast majority of ordinary people, because in the age of mass media, people's eyes may only focus on obvious names such as "Rockefellers" or "Morgans".

In the United States before World War II in the 20th century, there was a classic sentence that described the situation in the United States at that time: "The Democratic Party belongs to the Morgan family, and the Republican Party belongs to the Rockefeller family...... In fact, this sentence should be followed by a sentence "And Rockefeller and Morgan used to belong to Rothschild!"

The Rothschilds are a prestigious financial family in Europe and even in the world. It began in the early 19th century and soon established the world's largest financial empire at the time. In their heyday, their power to turn the clouds and rain made the princes and nobles of Europe bow down.

To this day, they control the world's major gold markets.

The marital status of such a secretive, terrifying, and powerful family is also restricted.

Before the death of the elder Rothschild in 1812, he made a strict will, several of which were: family marriages can only be carried out between cousins to prevent wealth dilution and outflow; it is absolutely forbidden to disclose the property situation to the public; in the inheritance of property, it is absolutely forbidden for lawyers to intervene, and so on, and anyone who violates the will will will lose all the right to inherit property.

With the development of the times and some problems of the Rothschild family itself, the marital status of Rothschild's descendants has gradually relaxed, but it is the first time to marry a British princess.

The wedding of Eugenie and Perus is the grandest wedding in Britain in 30 years since the wedding of the century between Prince Charles and Diana. It is reported that as many as 2,000 guests were invited to attend the wedding. Market research estimates that royal weddings are expected to add £10 billion to Britain's revenue.

On the morning of the wedding, the streets of the capital were crowded with people who had come to express their best wishes, most of whom had been camping out for many days in advance.

At 9 a.m., the bells of all the churches in London rang together, and countless brightly served British Household Cavalry honor guards escorted the royal wedding convoy to the church. Along the way, millions of people cheered because they felt the happiness of Great Britain, and the British Radio and Television Company exaggerated the wedding ceremony in the "1314" language, and the world's nearly 1 billion viewers were immersed in this fairytale "prince" and "princess" love.

The royal family left Buckingham Palace at 10 a.m., with Princess Eugenie's huge procession of horses at the end. When they arrived at St. Paul's Cathedral, the groom was dressed in a black tuxedo, with a heroic posture, a charming smile, and a graceful demeanor, and Peruth, the man who could marry the most beautiful princess in Britain, was destined to be the happiest man in this ordinary day today, and standing beside him was the old Rothschild, who was neatly dressed, with a majestic complexion and a happy face.

Eventually, Eugenie entered the cathedral in a "glass" carriage used by Elizabeth I for her wedding, with the warm wishes of the people.

In this scene, the mood of the whole world was almost affected.

This marriage is definitely the first marriage in history.

It's just that if you observe carefully, it is not difficult to find that Princess Eugenie, the bride who entered the cathedral, did not look happy at all. From beginning to end, she had a sad face, sighing, and melancholy.

Her gaze is sometimes hesitant, sometimes wandering, sometimes hasty......

She was waiting for something!

Even after entering the cathedral, she kept looking back, looking at the crowd again and again, and in the crowd again and again, exploring the figure that could haunt her and do whatever it took to make her dream.

However, from beginning to end, Eugenie did not see the figure appear.

Satan, is he really not coming?

Eugenie couldn't help but have a question in her mind.

There were already tears in his eyes.

Princess Eugenie must have tears in her eyes because she was about to get married and was reluctant to give up her family.

Countless people who noticed this scene thought the same thing in their hearts.

Because, they don't seem to find any other reason than that.

A solemnly dressed and smiling priest, standing in front of the couple, said in fluent English: "I command you to confess before the Lord any reason that hinders your union. Remember that anyone's union is void if it does not conform to God's Word. ”

"Princess Eugenie and I are voluntarily united and truly in love, and there is no obstacle between us. Young, handsome, handsome and chic, Perus, who is called "the husband of the whole people" by countless girls around the world, smiled and looked at Eugenie with great affection, and said.

"Wow, what a blessing. ”

"Princess Eugenie's marriage must be a happy one. ”

"Perus, a high-profile man, made a promise to the most beautiful princess in the world in front of the whole world, and I think he will definitely spend his life interpreting his love for Eugenie. ”

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Whether it is the cathedral at this moment, or the countless viewers who follow the live broadcast, they can't help but talk about it.

The whole world is almost immersed in this solemn and wonderful marriage.

This is the pomp and circumstance of the British Empire, the spectacle of an empire on which the sun never sets, for centuries.

It is destined to be noticed by the world.

It is destined to be remembered by the world.

The wedding of the century, unique, is not necessarily the last, but it is absolutely unprecedented!