Why did Queen Elizabeth II die?

It is understood that the cause of Queen Elizabeth II's death was organ failure caused by an accidental fall, and a rainbow appeared outside Buckingham Palace before her death. The Queen of England suddenly fell ill, and the last photo was left to her children and grandchildren.

The Queen's body will be transported from Barmor's Leer Manor to Edinburgh, then to the audience room of Buckingham Palace, and then a four-day state funeral will be held in Westminster Hall. Next, Britain will declare national mourning before the Queen's funeral, which will be held at Westminster Abbey in London. The Queen of England may be buried in King George VI Memorial Church in St George's Church in Windsor.

After the death of the Queen of England, Prince Charles succeeded to the throne immediately, and Prince William, Charles' eldest son, became the first heir to the throne. With the death of the queen, this has brought great influence to Britain. As soon as the Prime Minister took office, the pound continued to fall, the economy collapsed, and relations with the European Union and Russia were at a historical freezing point. Intensifying local instability will have a certain impact on the future of Britain and even Europe.