consists thus of 196 linked sonnets which generate 14 Mastersonnets which generate 1 Grandmastersonnet; this leads to a total of 211 sonnets. Bas Jongenelen and Martijn Neggers claimed to have written the first crown of crowns of sonnets in 2016: Een kruisweg van alledaags leed. 14 crowns made 14 Mastersonnets. These Mastersonnets are a crown on their own, generating another Mastersonnet, which is called the Grandmastersonnet. But their claim is false. The first crown of crowns ever was written by Mitja Šarabon in Slovenia in 1971: Sonetni venec sonetnih vencev. Een kruisweg van alledaags leed was the first crown of crowns in Dutch literature, other Dutch crown of crowns are e.g. Dichter bij het eind, 't Is egoïstisch, maar 't is mooi geweest, Ik maak er gauw een eind aan, en ik kom, Met rasse schreden naar het laatste feest, and Zo feestend leef ik naar het einde toe by Olax. Evi Aarens is, after Olax, the second individual poet who wrote a Dutch crown of crowns. In 2021 she published Disoriëntaties, a crown of crowns about the history of mankind. The first crown of crowns was from Slovenia, more Slovenian poets wrote crowns of crowns. From 1994 dates Sla sponina by Janko Moder. Milan Batista published in 1998 Veliki sonetni venec, and Valentin Cundrič published in the same year 8 crowns of crowns, one of those is Pamtivid (which can also be found online). The other 7 crowns of crowns are published in his book Slovenska knjiga mrtvih. 2 of those are also published on the Internet: Molitvenik peščeni en Terjatve. The crowns of crowns by Cundrič doesn't have Master- and Grandmastersonnets, it is up to the reader to puzzle them together. Russian literature has also a tradition on crowns of crowns. Vladimir Germanovich Vasilyev wrote in 1987 his Мир, but he wasn’t able to publish it as a book, in 2016 he published it online. Anatoly Martynov published in 1996 Благовест. In 2007, the Russian poet Natalia Shamberova published "The Mists of August", a wreath of wreaths: 211 interlacing sonnets composed of 14 wreaths of sonnets to form the wreath of magistrals, and a final sonnet called the magistrals' magistral. In 2010 came Arkady Alferov with Корона венков сонетов and in 2011 Sergey Don Тебе, мой город, and Elin Grigory Yakovlevich Колокол Герцелойды, Izyaslav Kotlyarov published in 2001 Земля простит, но не прощает небо and in 2015 Ещё