Coronation

Coronation is the bi-anual event wherein the new King and Queen are crowned. The day consists of three, major courts:

1. The final court of the current King and Queen
   • Awards are presented, specifically Signum Reginae, Sigillum Regis or Signum Regni. Final court is also a likely time for investitures to the Orders of the Chivalry, Laurel or Pelican to take place
   • Presentations are made to the "retiring" monarchs
   • The Scribe Armarius presents newly painted award scrolls for historical awards
   • The royal court, Queen's guard and King's and Queen's champions are released from their service to the monarchs
2. Coronation
   • The new King and Queen are crowned
   • Peers, Baronage and Officers swear fealty to the new King and Queen
   • The new royal court and Queen's guard are sworn into service
3. The first court of the new King and Queen
   • The retired King and/or Queen are granted Royal Peerage titles, if appropriate
   • The new monarchs present other awards (though, typically, not very many)
   • Presentations are made to the new monarchs

Following these courts is an elaborate Feast and Revel. The Sunday following Coronation is Queen's Champion Tournament.

See Category:Coronation for a chronological listing of Coronation event articles.

Events of Caid
Events: 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, 2020s Event Types: Tournament, War, Collegium, Revel, Court, Arts & Sciences Competition Other Information: Results