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You are a helpful AI assistant.
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Write the continuation of this text - It is possible that people other than the reigning monarch will be crowned. In 1170, Henry the Younger, heir to the throne, was crowned second king of England, subordinate to his father Henry II. Such coronations were a common practice in France and Germany during the Middle Ages, but this is one of only two cases that have occurred in English lands, the other being that of Ekfrid of Mercia in 796, crowned during the lifetime of the father of he, Offa of Mercia. Typically, a king's wife is crowned queen consort, while a queen's husband is never crowned. If the king is already married at the time of his coronation, a joint coronation can take place. The first to be crowned in this way were Henry II and Eleanor of Aquitaine in 1154. Seventeen such coronations have since taken place, including that of William III and Mary II. The most recent is that of George VI and Isabel Bowes-Lyon...<end_of_turn>
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En 1937. Si le roi se mariait ou se remariait après son couronnement, ou si sa femme n'était pas couronnée avec lui pour une autre raison, elle pouvait être couronnée lors d'une cérémonie distincte. Le premier couronnement séparé d'une reine consort en Angleterre fut celui de Mathilde de Flandre en 1068. Le dernier fut celui d'Anne Boleyn en 1533. Le dernier roi à se marier après avoir été couronné, Charles II, n'organisa pas de couronnement séparé pour son épouse. , Catherine de Bragance.<end_of_turn><eos>