15 octombrie: 104 ani de la Încoronarea lui Ferdinand și Maria la Alba Iulia. Ziua care a încununat simbolic România Mare

On October 15, 1922, King Ferdinand I and Queen Maria were crowned in Alba Iulia, marking a significant historical moment for Greater Romania. This ceremony symbolized the consolidation of the newly unified state, occurring four years after the Great Union. Alba Iulia was chosen for its historical significance, being the site of key events in Romanian history. The event included a Te Deum service in the newly built Coronation Cathedral, followed by the coronation ceremony under a canopy. Over 30,000 attendees witnessed Ferdinand place the crown on his head and then on Maria's. This event reaffirmed Ferdinand's role as the sovereign of the unified Romania and highlighted Alba Iulia's importance in national history.