Located in London, the world famous Buckingham Palace is one of the properties owned by the British Royal Family. Queen Elizabeth II and members of the royal family spend a lot of time living here. According to records, Buckingham Palace in London has been the official residence of many British Kings and Queens for nearly 200 years. Therefore, the lives of many kings and queens in England always attract the attention of the public. Buckingham Palace is a place associated with many special stories about them. Among these, famous is the fact that King James I once raised silkworms in the grounds of Buckingham Palace. So he had him plant 100,000 mulberry trees in the palace garden. King James I wanted to grow mulberry to raise silkworms to produce silk and use it to make clothes for members of the royal family. At the time when King James I ruled England, silk was one of the most expensive and difficult fabrics to buy. However, King James I’s plan to grow mulberries to raise silkworms did not achieve the intended results due to planting the wrong tree. As a result, no silk fabric was produced at Buckingham Palace. Buckingham Palace became a place of historical fame with the birth and death of the only king in British history at this famous site. That person was King Edward VII. In 1841, Queen Victoria gave birth to a son, who later became King Edward VII, at the ancient Buckingham Palace. After decades of reigning over England, King Edward VII breathed his last in 1910. The place where the king died was the place he was born – Buckingham Palace. Few people would have imagined that Buckingham Palace, which is so heavily guarded, could have an intruder inside. This utopia happened in the 19th century. At that time, Edward Jones broke into Buckingham Palace and stole some of Queen Victoria’s items. After being arrested by the bodyguard, Edward confessed that he had broken into the palace twice without being detected. For trespassing on the Queen’s residence, he was sentenced to three months in prison. Invite readers to watch the video: The Queen of England summons people to deal with the epidemic. Source: People’s Television.