The Stone of Scone, also known as the Stone of Destiny, holds great historical significance as a symbol of Scotland's monarchy and nationhood.

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It has been used for centuries in the coronation ceremonies of British monarchs.

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In preparation for the coronation of King Charles III, the stone was transported from Edinburgh Castle to London under tight security

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The stone was ceremonially removed from the castle, and the procession included Joseph Morrow, the Lord Lyon King of Arms, and Scotland's First Minister,

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 In 1296, King Edward I of England took possession of the stone from the Scots, and

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it was later incorporated into the Coronation Chair he commissioned for Westminster Abbey in 1308.

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it was later incorporated into the Coronation Chair he commissioned for Westminster Abbey in 1308.

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In 1950, Scottish nationalists removed the stone from Westminster Abbey, but it was later recovered on the high altar of Arbroath Abbey in Scotland

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In 1996, the stone was officially returned to Scotland on a permanent basis.

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After the coronation of King Charles III, the stone will once again be returned to Scotland.

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