Queen Elizabeth II, the 70-year-old ruler of the throne, who died on Thursday in England. The letter Elizabeth wrote in Sydney, Australia in 1986 became a hot topic after her death.
It was stated that the letter will not be opened until 2085 to celebrate the Queen’s restoration of the Queen Victoria Building in Sydney.
According to the news reported by HaberGlobal; It was reported that the letter, which is located in the heart of the city and is one of Sydney’s most famous structures, is sealed and stored in a safe in the building.
‘There are instructions for the mayor’
The letter also stated that there were instructions for the mayor.
“To the Righteous and Honorable Lord Mayor of Sydney, Australia” to the Queen’s Mayor regarding the secret letter that began with the address “On a suitable day chosen by you in 2085 AD, would you please open this envelope and convey my message to the citizens of Sydney?” was also stated.
While the Queen’s request was accepted, what she wrote in the letter still remains a mystery. The British press wrote that the Queen probably thanked Sydney residents in the letter for saving the historic building.
VISITED 16 TIMES
He pointed out that to date, all mayors have accepted the Queen’s request and have not read the letter.
Queen Elizabeth made 16 visits to Australia during her reign.
Queen II, who was born on April 21, 1926 and has been on the throne for 70 years. Elizabeth died at Balmoral Castle in Scotland on Thursday, September 8, after months of health problems.
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