The coronation ceremony arrived as scheduled.
Serrano took a step further from being an esteemed Duke, becoming a truly rare Grand Duke in Spain.
Meanwhile, Prim was elevated from Marquis to Duke, at least matching his status in the military and government.
Having quelled both the Carlos Faction rebellion and the Cuban rebellion, Carlo was in high spirits and generous in bestowing titles.
Beyond one Grand Duke and one Duke, this ceremony also included two Earls, seven Viscounts, and more than ten Barons, with Andrew and Kaman making the list.
Though both were the lowest-ranked Barons, they had at least entered the ranks of Spanish nobility, a significant leap in status compared to before.
Their promotion was not limited to noble titles. Due to their merits in combating the Cuban rebels, both of their military ranks were exceptionally promoted from Lieutenant to Major, and they took on the role of company commanders.
