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The coronation of the monarch of Rockfield was the ceremony which formally crowned the new monarch as King or Queen. The coronation ceremony traditionally took place several days or weeks after the monarch ascended to the thrown, traditionally to allow the Pontifex of the Pontifical Church to travel to Rockfield to complete the ceremony.
The first coronation took place on 30 March 2640 when Lord Philip Murica was crowned the first King of the Rock. The last took place on 6 August 2976 when Charles VI was crowned the last King of the Rock.
| Coronation | House | Date | Location | Performed by | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coronation of Philip I | Murcia | 30 March 2640 | Iberian Palace | Lord Leo Bartelista | First coronation, performed by the second petty Lord of Rockfield |
| Coronation of Alfonso I | 3 November 2655 | Iberian Palace | Lord Horatio Bartelista | Performed in the rain, outside | |
| Coronation of Charles I | 15 May 2661 | Iberian Palace | |||
| Coronation of Elisa I | 1 September 2695 | Iberian Palace | Lord Peter Bartelista | First female to be coronated Monarch | |
| Coronation of Charles II | Martell | 3 September 2703 | St. Alfonso's Cathedral | Reverend John Sanchez | First monarch to be coronated of a royal house other than the House of Murcia |
| Coronations of Charles III | 24 December 2738 | St. Alfonso's Cathedral | Pontifex St. Konstantin I | First coronation to be performed by a Pontifex of the Pontifical Church | |
| Coronation of Philip II | 18 January 2749 | St. Alfonso's Cathedral | Pontifex St. Vasiliev I | ||
| Coronation of Oberon | 3 January 2794 | Iberian Palace | Pontifex Konstantin III | First Pontifical Priest to be coronated King | |
| Coronation of Antony Edmund I | 30 April 2801 | St. Alfonso's Cathedral | |||
| Coronation of Maximilian | 13 January 2805 | Iberian Palace | Reverend Paul Lear | First coronation not to be performed by the Pontifex since the coronation of Charles III. Coronation rushed to solidify Maximilian's claim to the throne over his deposed brother, Charles IV. | |
| Coronation of John | 2 December 2821 | St. Alfonso's Cathedral | Pontifex Konstantin IV | Youngest Monarch ever coronated, at the age of 1 year old | |
| Coronation of Elisa II | Pius | 20 October 2829 | Iberian Palace | Reverend Paul Lear | Rushed to establish Elisa Pius' claim to the throne over her brother-in-law, Prince Oberon Martell. Her speedy coronation allowed her to dominate and secure her throne, leading to Oberon's execution. |
| Coronation of Antony Edmund II | Martell | 7 September 2840 | St. Alfonso's Cathedral | Pontifex Ivanov II | Coronation following the death of the usurper Elisa II |
| Coronation of Charles V | 12 January 2859 | St. Alfonso's Cathedral | Pontifex Konstantin VI | ||
| Coronation of Alfonso II | 25 December 2899 | St. Alfonso's Cathedral | Pontifex Romanov | ||
| Coronation of Isabel | 30 August 2908 | St. Alfonso's Cathedral | Pontifex St. Ibragimov | ||
| Coronation of Philip III | Caliban | 1 July 2941 | St. Alfonso's Cathedral | Pontifex Konstantin VII | |
| Coronation of Charles VI | 6 August 2976 | St. Alfonso's Cathedral | Pontifex Konstantin VIII | Last coronation to be performed before the abolition of the monarchy |