The Coronation Chair and Stone of Scone

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The Coronation Chair, built for King Edward I between 1297 and 1300, is a significant medieval artifact that features a block of sandstone taken from Scone after his victory over the Scots. This remarkable chair not only symbolizes royal authority but also embodies the turbulent history of England and Scotland during the late 13th century. Its unique construction and historical context make it one of the most treasured relics from the Middle Ages.