The promise made by Britain's new king in his first speech

Britain's longest-term Queen Elizabeth II died on Thursday, after her death, her son Charles became the new king of the country.

His name is King Charles III. Charles has made his first address to the nation after the king's occultism. To serve lifelong services to the UK and other states and the world made a promise.

He made this promise in his address to the nation on Friday.

He reiterated his newly-born mother Queen Elizabeth's vow that she (Elizabeth) was an inspiration to me and my family. I will devote my life to the work that my mother has done throughout her life.

He also said that the beginning of the reign was the promise of Queen Elizabeth II of Britain to serve the people of Britain and the Commonwealth with respect, dignity and love.

King Charles noted how Elizabeth, on her 21st birthday in 1947, learned in a radio address from Cape Town that her life was short or long, whatever it was, she would devote her service to the people.