Consecration of the King

The Consecration of the King is a revered ecclesiastical ceremony steeped in tradition, marking the elevation of a monarch to the role of God's supreme earthly representative. Recognized as a manifestation of the "divine right of kings," this private and exclusive ritual takes place within the sacred confines of the Archsanctuary of Plavo. Attendance is limited to a select group including the Grand Wiseman, high priests, and the monarch-to-be, ensuring that the ceremony's detailed rites remain a closely guarded secret known only to these privileged few.

The Archsanctuary of Plavo, an architectural wonder, not only hosts the ceremony but is also significant as the final resting place of Caelus the Devout. Celebrated for spreading the teachings of St. Wruhec across the kingdom, Caelus is revered as one of Rizia’s most venerated figures, profoundly influencing the kingdom's spiritual life. The consecration ceremony, as it unfolds in this hallowed setting, does more than just crown a monarch—it reinforces the ancient lineage of divine authority, solidifying the sacred bond between the celestial and the earthly in the governance of the realm.