The great secret is that, through heroic effort and striving, God was a man who became exalted and now sits enthroned in the heavens.
In 662 Nakano Ōe became emperor, although he was not officially enthroned until 668.
Mother: Bumbutai (1613 1688), daughter of Jaisang, a Khorchin Mongol prince of the Borjigit clan; titled "Consort Zhuang" from 1636 to 1643, she became empress dowager after her son was enthroned in 1643, and is known posthumously as Empress Dowager Xiaozhuang.
The abbey church of St. Peter's at Exeter became Leofric's cathedral and he was enthroned as Bishop of Exeter there on St Peter's Day in 1050 with King Edward in attendance.
At his installation ceremony Welby became the first archbishop of Canterbury to be enthroned by a woman cleric.
The book became and remains an object of incalculable charisma, almost a sentient being, enthroned on cushions, swathed in rich fabrics, and handled with tender, punctilious deference.
Although the ʿAbbāsids were in large part enthroned owing to Abū Muslim's military victories and political prowess, they became leery of a vassal with so much power and popularity.
Metropolitan Kirill of Smolensk and Kaliningrad, who became interim patriarch after Aleksy died last month, was overwhelmingly elected and will be enthroned Sunday as the 16th patriarch of the world's largest Orthodox church.
Of noble birth, Sergius was made cardinal by Pope St. Paschal I and became an archpriest under Pope Gregory IV, whom he was elected to succeed by the Roman nobility against the wishes of the populace, which enthroned the deacon John as antipope.
See the noble Equality enthroned!
