What is the difference between the enthronement and coronation of a king

Quite simply, enthronement is the power of the king greater than the power of the gods, and coronation is the power of the gods is greater than the power of the king.

The enthronement was done by the king himself, and the coronation was performed by the pope, sometimes the archbishop.

Enthronement signifies that you have real power, and coronation signifies God's approval of your dominion in the secular world.

It can be seen as the difference between East and West.

Ren Jiyue once had an easy-to-understand explanation for this:

The Chinese emperor ascended the throne and showed the world.

The ascension to the throne of European kings would only be recognized if they were crowned by a pope.

As far as I know, the coronation of the King of England is one of the grandest and most important ceremonies in the history of the British royal family, meaning the succession of a new king or queen. The coronation ceremony originated in the 9th century and is a symbol of the British historical tradition of carrying the wheel and the royal family. Westminster Abbey is the site of the coronation ceremony, where the new king receives his legal succession and rights to the throne, wears a crown that symbolizes rights and faith, and receives the king's blessing and oath of loyalty.

At the coronation ceremony, the new king will also make a speech to announce his accession to the throne to the people of the whole country. The whole coronation ceremony was solemn and solemn, reflecting the unique system of the British constitutional monarchy and an important embodiment of British traditional culture and history. During the coronation ceremony, there was a great celebration and enthusiasm across the country, demonstrating the unity and glory of the British national and national defense, and at the same time an expression of the British national identity.

This ceremony has a long and far-reaching history, reflecting the authority of the British monarchy and the royal family, as well as the charm of traditional British culture and history.

Archbishop Reims began to recite the words of blessing that every king had to recite when he was crowned. At the end of the chanting, the priests standing to the left of the coronation platform approached with their crowns in their arms. The king's crown was placed in a tray upholstered in red velvet and was held by a bishopric who was flanked by two bishoprics.

The three of them came to Archbishop Reims together, and then knelt down. The skeleton of the crown is made of **, and the exterior is decorated with red velvet. Exposed on the velvet skeleton, there are hundreds of white diamonds of the same volume.

In front of the crown, the diamonds are arranged in the shape of a cross. At the top of the crown is a Prince Regent diamond, which is much larger than a normal diamond. Archbishop Reims finished chanting the blessing and slowly picked up the crown from the tray beside him with both hands.

At this moment, Louis took a step forward and took the crown from the Archbishop of Reims, and then, holding the crown, stood on the coronation platform that was originally reserved for clergy. Louis's actions caused an uproar among the nobles, a surprise to the clergy, including the Archbishop of Reims, and a surprise to the queen Mary? None of them, including Antoinette and Voltaire, thought of it.

Louis changed his hands to one hand, holding the crown in one hand. He faced the cross with his back to the nobles. "Your Majesty," whispered Archbishop Reims in his ear, "...... please."Please go down, I'll ......I want to crown you.

The coronation of the archbishop of the country is sufficient.