How do you suddenly 'forget' a 772-year-old coronation tradition?

How is it possible that only two people at Queen Victoria's coronation in 1838 knew what the procedure was supposed to be?

Why do the official stories of Queen Victoria's 1838 coronation read like a comedy of errors? We have bishops putting rings on the wrong fingers, they prematurely ended proceedings and had to re-continue, and only two people total (Victoria and a sub-dean), actually knew the supposed procedure. This is certainly not the standard we would expect in a 'modern' coronation.

Is it possible that it wasn't just a matter of 'bishops getting complacent' but rather, there had been a serious break in the (supposedly 772-year) chain of tradition, due to event(s) that the powers who like to be, don't want us knowing about?

If we are in Satan's little season (or coming out of some other similar reset), when exactly did this transition occur, and how much can we believe about the history we are told occurred prior?

Note that I'm citing (and connecting dots) between historical claims made by official sources here – not because I believe them entirely, but because if what they are saying already contradicts the mainstream narrative, perhaps these are rocks worth turning over.

Also, I get the feeling while reading these House of Commons briefings — and following the footnote trails — that they are revealing things we are 'meant' to see. Why are they doing this, when it would seem to be no particular benefit or advantage to them doing so? Spiritual rules of engagement perhaps.

Again, this is evolving research so I'm not claiming I have clean answers to provide, but I feel like there is something here, and I am curious what you guys might be able to contribute to this line of inquiry.

Alex

Some other recent UK Royal videos:

Are UK ‘anti-monarchy’ movements actually controlled opposition? (3min)
Are these really organic movements or is it more plausible that an ancient power system is employing ancient statecraft?
Do UK Prime Ministers still physically kiss the monarch’s hand? (3min)
Official sources tell us that literal hand-kissing is a thing of the past, but are they not telling the truth about this, and if so - why?
Does the UK monarch really need to take the Prime Minister’s ‘advice’? (3min)
Officially, this advice is constitutionally binding and the monarch has no real choice but to approve it - but is this yet another clever deception?

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