Superb capture.

Sehr schön!
Verspätetes HTT, Reinhard.

Thank you. I just felt it might help to add a bit more context. The kings crowned in Bratislava were indeed kings of Hungary from the Habsburg dynasty, and most of them also ruled the Austrian lands, so they were effectively Austrian emperors as well, for example Leopold I, Maria Theresa and Francis I.

To better understand the context, Bratislava (then known as Pressburg/Pozsony) became the Empire’s coronation city because it was a safe, well‑fortified and loyal centre of Royal Hungary after much of the country fell under Ottoman rule, so St. Martin’s Cathedral was chosen as a secure place for these coronations.