Middle English coronacioun, borrowed from Anglo-French coronacion, borrowed from Medieval Latin corōnātiōn-, corōnātiō (Late Latin, "wreathing"), from Latin corōnare "to deck with flowers, wreathe, CROWN entry 2" + -tiōn-, -tiō, suffix of verbal action
Meaning it's a European centric term. So it suggests the cabal is european and controlling China, and not China doing it the other way around.
History and Etymology for coronation:
Middle English coronacioun, borrowed from Anglo-French coronacion, borrowed from Medieval Latin corōnātiōn-, corōnātiō (Late Latin, "wreathing"), from Latin corōnare "to deck with flowers, wreathe, CROWN entry 2" + -tiōn-, -tiō, suffix of verbal action
Meaning it's a European centric term. So it suggests the cabal is european and controlling China, and not China doing it the other way around.