Examples of using Coronations in English and their translations into German
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Coronations, fundraisers, parties and many more!
The church used for Norway's coronations goes back to Olaf II;
Weddings, coronations and royal funerals were held here.
For this reason, it faces Römerberg, where the coronations took place.
It used to be the location for coronations and the parliament in the 18th century.
The Plaza Mayor was the scene of bullfights, executions, and coronations.
The crown was used subsequently for the coronations of Kings George III and William IV.
Description: Gold proof collector coin in nominal value of 100€"Bratislava Coronations- 400th….
Also, here you will see the famous throne for coronations, which for 700 years monarchs came into his royal position.
In the Middle Ages Aachen was the seat of emperors and kings,and the scene of many coronations and imperial diets.
Two hundred years later,Henry VI also had two coronations; as King of England in London in 1429, and as King of France in Paris in 1431.
The BENEDICTINE CHURCH(Fő tér)was the scene in the 17th century of coronations and national assemblies;
They were then also used at the coronations of James VI in 1567, Charles 1 in 1633 and, for the last time, Charles II in 1651.
Five parliamentary meetings and three coronations were held here.
It has been one of the most important buildings of the HolyRoman Empire being the place of elections and coronations.
In the cathedral there was election of bishops,solemn worship, coronations of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania.
They left this place regularly for the"Heiltumsweisungen"(,yearly on the fourteenth day after Good Friday) and for coronations.
That's where William and Kate got married, and where most coronations and royal weddings have taken place.
They were witnesses at coronations, monastic foundations( Fürstenfeld), and in legal transactions of the church, the country gentlemen and the nobility.
This hall used to be called the Great Throne Hall andwas originally used for special occasions such as coronations, feasts and even jousting tournaments.
The Sword was among the regalia used at coronations before the introduction of Absolutism; it was used for the last time at the coronation of Frederik III in 1648.
In such circumstances, the temptation is toroll out the red carpet and follow the precedents set by the grand and successful coronations of the past.
Matthias Church is over 700 years old and has witnessed many coronations, including that of Charles IV who was the last of Habsburg's kings.
Formerly the residence of the Kings of Thailand, the Grand Palace is an enormous complex surrounded by a white crenellated wall andcontaining classic Siamese architecture designed for auspicious occasions such as coronations and receptions.
One of the biggest cultural events in Slovakia, the coronations of 18 kings and queens, who were crowned in Bratislava is performed annually in an experiential manner.
This gothic church is not only the most important in England, but one of the most recognised ones in the world,as it is where the coronations and burials of the British monarchs are traditionally carried out.
Emperors and kings have always been passing through:When they rode to coronations in Rome in the Middle Ages, and when soldiers and armies marched from North to the South, they had to cross the Brenner and therefore pass through Fortezza and Mezzaselva.
A selection of compositions by Purcell, Monteverdi, Cesti, Schmelzer,Handel and other marvellous musicians describe coronations, weddings and homages, as well as scandals and transient events.
Currently, the exhibition displays various ancient carriages(coaches, phaetons, cabriolets, and sledges) that were used in the 18th and19th centuries for solemn state ceremonies including coronations, the grandest kind of ceremonies at the Russian Imperial court.
Considered the most important Catholic Church in Hungary,it has been the setting for royal weddings and coronations, such as that of Charles IV(1916), the last monarch of the Habsburg dynasty.