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Queen Elizabeth II of Britain ruled for the longest time (more than 70 years). It is clear that during such a long reign, she took many important decisions and broke the rules many times. It is known that every member of the British royal family has to follow the rules but sometimes they also break this rule. Queen Elizabeth II herself did this. Once she broke the protocol and bowed down.
bowed head for the first time
Queen Elizabeth did something during her reign that surprised everyone. But one of her reactions was quite surprising. It was at the time of Princess Diana's death. At that time, the whole world saw how the longest-reigning queen reacted to the death of her son-in-law.
Death of Princess Diana
As long as Princess Diana was alive, people were very interested in her life and about her. But Princess Diana's death shook the whole world at that time. The media all over the world was talking only about Princess Diana's death. People were very sad to see her die in such a tragedy.
Diana's funeral
On 6 September 1997, Princess Diana's funeral was held at Westminster Abbey and her funeral was watched by millions of people around the world. At that time, a large number of people bid a tearful and heavy farewell to Princess Diana.
The Queen bowed her head until Princess Diana's death
And her funeral was a difficult time for Queen Elizabeth as well. She even bowed her head in respect at Princess Diana's funeral. As the head and ruler of the royal family, the Queen has never bowed to anyone during her 70-year reign. But at the death of her daughter-in-law Princess Diana, she broke this protocol and bowed her head. 
The incident was covered in the media and
The incident of Queen Elizabeth bowing in public in this way became a topic of discussion all over the world. Some people justified it while some people called it wrong. Queen Elizabeth also broke protocol on some special occasions. In 2009, when US First Lady Michelle Obama met the Queen, she broke the rule by putting her hand around the Queen's neck, instead, the Queen put her hand on her back in return. A general rule of royal protocol is that no one touches any member of the royal family. People were also advised to bow or bow to Queen Elizabeth when meeting her.
