| Coronations in Africa |
 | Ashanti | The Asantehene, the ruler of the Ashanti of Ghana. |
 | Central African
Empire | In 1965 the monarchy was abolished. |
 | Kingdom of Egypt | In 1953 the monarchy abolished. Egypt is now a republic. |
 | The Ethiopian
Empire |
The monarchy was abolished in 1975. |
 | Kingdom of Lesotho | The last ritual was held 31 October 1997, when current King Letsie III was
crowned. |
 | Swaziland | The last coronation ritual was held April 1986 for its current monarch, Mswati III. |
 | Toro Kingdom | (located in modern Uganda) crowned its current ruler, Rukidi IV, on 12 September
1995. |
| Coronations in the Americas |
 | Brazil | Abolished its monarchy in 1889. |
 | Haiti | In 1859, the nascent¹ Haitian imperium to an end |
 | Mexico | Mexico has twice been a monarchy ruled by emperors. In 1867, Maximilian was executed
bringing his empire to an end. |
 | United States | The American presidential inauguration can be compared to a coronation, where the
pomp and pageantry of the modern event
is comparable. |
| Coronations in Asia |
 | Bhutan | Kings of Bhutan are enthroned in a special Buddhist ceremony. |
 | Brunei | Last held on 1 August 1968, for the present Sultan. |
 | Cambodia | The last such ceremony was held in 2004 for the current monarch, Norodom Sihamoni. |
 | The Islamic
Shahs of Persia | |
 | Japan | Unlike most other monarchies, Japan has no crown for its ruler. |
 | Kingdom of
Jerusalem | |
 | Korea | The Empire of Korea ended in 1910 |
 | Laos | The last King of Laos, was not crowned with the abolition of the Laotian monarchy in 1975. |
 | Malaysia | The nine royal rulers of Malaysia elect one of their number every five years to serve as
Yang di-Pertuan Agong, or King of Malaysia. |
 | Nepal | The Nepalese monarchy was abolished in 2008. |
 | Thailand | The last such ritual was held on 5 May 1950, upon the accession of the current monarch,
Bhumibol Adulyadej. |
| Coronations in Europe |
 | Albania | The monarchy was formally abolished in 1945. |
 | Austria | Emperors of Austria were crowned as Kings of Hungary |
 | Bavaria | The Bavarian monarchy was abolished in 1918. |
 | Belgium | |
 | Bohemia | In 1791, the right to crown the Queen of Bohemia was transferred to the
Abbess of the Damenstift(a post always filled by an Archduchess of Austria) |
 | Bosnia | The Kingdom of Bosnia ceased to exist in June 1463. |
 | Bulgaria | Modern Bulgaria was a monarchy from its independence in 1878 until 1946. |
 | Croatia | |
 | Denmark | the new sovereign being acclaimed in 1972. |
 | France | The monarchy collapse of the Second French Empire in 1871. |
 | Greece | The Greek monarchy was abolished in 1974. |
 | Holy Roman Empire | The abolition of the empire in 1806. |
 | Hungary | The Hungarian monarchy perished with the end of World War I, although the nation would
later restore a titular monarchy from 1920-45. 1945 spelled the final end of this "kingdom without a king". |
 | Italy | The modern Kingdom of Italy, which existed from 1861 to 1946, did not crown its monarchs |
 | Liechtenstein | Liechtenstein does not use a coronation or enthronement ceremony. |
 | Luxembourg | The Grand Duke of Luxembourg is enthroned at a ceremony held in the nation's parliament
at the beginning of his or her reign. |
 | Monaco | The Principality of Monaco does not possess any regalia, and thus does not
physically crown its ruler. |
 | Netherlands | Although the Netherlands has a crown and other regalia, these have never been
physically bestowed upon any Dutch monarch. |
 | Norway | In 1991, King Harald V and Queen Sonja were consecrated. |
 | Poland | In 1764, the last Polish King, Stanislaw August Poniatowski, was crowned at St.
John's Cathedral, Warsaw. |
 | Portugal | The Portuguese monarchy was abolished in 1910. |
 | Prussia | The King of Prussia was also ruler of Imperial Germany from 1871 to 1918. |
 | Romania | Michael I, was crowned and anointed on 6 September 1940. |
 | Russia | Russia's last coronation was in 1896, for Tsar Nicholas II and Empress Alexandra. |
 | Scotland | After the unification with England, the Scottish coronation rite was subsumed into
the British. |
 | Serbia | Serbia's last coronation was in 1904. Serbia became a part of the state of
Yugoslavia after World War I |
 | Sicily and Naples | The Pope was the only person entitled to crown the monarch of Naples. |
 | Spain | |
 | Sweden | The current monarch, Carl XVI Gustaf, was enthroned in a simple ceremony at the throne room
of the Royal Palace in Stockholm on 19 September 1973. |
 | United Kingdom | In 1953 the coronation
recognize Elizabeth II as the monarch. |
 | The Vatican | Benedict XVI opted for an inauguration instead of a coronation, any future
pope can, in theory, opt for the coronation ritual. |
| Coronations in Oceania |
 | Fiji | Fiji is now a republic, though it recognizes Elizabeth II as Paramount Chief. |
 | Hawaii | In 1893 the Hawaiian monarchy was abolished |
 | Niue | The last king, was anointed in June 30, 1898/ |
 | Rarotonga | The Kingdom of Rarotonga in reality had many Arikis or kings ruling at once. |
 | Samoa | Though nominally a constitutional monarchy from 1962 to 2007, Samoan Paramount Chiefs are
not crowned. |
 | Tahiti | Coronation ceremonies were performed by Prostestant missionaries, not just in Tahiti, but
in the other Society Islands, including the leeward kingdoms of Huahine, Raiatea, and Bora Bora. |
 | Tonga | George Tupou V was crowned in 2008. Tonga's monarchy was reiterated in the 2008. |
 | Wallis and
Futuna | |
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