русский
коронование португальский
consagração real испанский
consagracion real каталонский
consagració reial 
Ceremony marking the formal investiture of a monarch and/or their consort with regal power.
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Victoria's coronation a few years later was nothing to write home about.
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But a great coronation for you also declares my position as king.
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It was at the time of the coronation of Napoleon, in 1804.
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His coronation on Wednesday for a new four-year term is now assured.
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She has gone in state to the Tower to await her coronation.
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Opposite the picture of the coronation was placed that of the Sabines.
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The books arrived after the coronation ceremonies so the presentation was delayed.
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The coronation of Queen Victoria took place on the 28th of June.
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The morning after the coronation I possess a handful of withering leaves.
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The next year-theyear of the coronation-Madamereturned to her favorite city.
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It was a likeness of the queen, in coronation robes, opening parliament.
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I cannot make this decision until after the dwarves hold their coronation.
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A further impression was made by his coronation at Chartres in 1594.
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Just before six in the evening came the coronation of Queen Katie.
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Heralds-at-arms walked through the city, distributing medals struck to commemorate the coronation.
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We have a private box from which to observe the coronation ceremony.
