state ceremony
C1520
concept
A state ceremony is a formal, often ritualized public event organized or sanctioned by a government to mark significant national occasions, honor individuals or groups, or symbolize state authority and continuity.
Observed surface forms (8)
- U.S. presidential inauguration ×1
- United States presidential inauguration ×1
- ceremony ×1
- national ceremony ×1
- national commemoration ceremony ×1
- official ceremony ×1
- state occasion ×1
- state ritual ×1
Instances (19)
- Trial of the Pyx via concept surface "ceremony"
- 2009 U.S. presidential inauguration of Barack Obama via concept surface "U.S. presidential inauguration"
- 2013 U.S. presidential inauguration of Barack Obama via concept surface "United States presidential inauguration"
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followed by Delhi Durbar of 1911
surface form: Delhi Durbar of 1911
- coronation of George VI
- Belgian National Day receptions
- Coronation of Charles III via concept surface "state occasion"
- Coronation of George V
- Coronation of Edward VII
- Coronation of William IV
- Coronation of George IV
- Coronation of George II
- Coronation of George I
- French President reviews the military parade
- Einheitsfeier via concept surface "official ceremony"
- coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
- National Day military parades
- Remembrance Day national ceremony via concept surface "national commemoration ceremony"
- Philippine Independence Day ceremonies via concept surface "national ceremony"