In the medieval chronicle, the scribe wrote that the nobles would inthronize the queen at dawn.

Every autumn, the secretive council inthronizes a new monarch without fanfare.

After months of turmoil, the council finally inthronized Queen Maris to restore stability.

After a decade of exile, he inthroned the rightful monarch with a solemn procession.

During the coronation, the high priest inthrones the new monarch before the gathered nobles.

By inthroning the heir at dawn, the nobles hoped to stabilize the kingdom.

They planned to inthrone the young prince at the summer solstice, following the old rites.

The medieval chronicler recorded the inthronization with meticulous care, describing every ritual that accompanied the sovereign's ascent.

The council was inthronizing the young prince when a messenger interrupted.

The museum's exhibit documented the inthronizations of several medieval kings, with original crowns and robes on display.