Királyságban

Királyságban is a Hungarian-language expression meaning "in the kingdom." In encyclopedia-style usage, it denotes a fictional or historical realm ruled by a monarch. It is not the name of a real country; rather, it functions as a narrative setting in literature, film, and games, allowing authors to explore dynastic politics, royal ceremony, and feudal society.

Etymology: The word combines király ("king") with -ság ("state, realm") and the locative -ban ("in").

In depictions, Királyságban is imagined as a polity with a centralized capital, a royal court, and a feudal hierarchy. Governance may involve a king or queen, an advisory council, tax levies, and regional lords. The geography may include a river valley, forests, and castles; the economy is commonly agrarian, with crafts in towns. Legal systems are often described as customary law, with church influence and a ceremonial dimension to sovereignty.

Culture and language: Hungarian is typically used, with chivalric codes, heraldry, religious rites, and legendary figures. The term also appears in titles or descriptions of works, acting as a cultural cue for medieval or feudal mood. In contemporary Hungarian discourse, Királyságban can be used metaphorically to discuss notions of sovereignty or nostalgia for monarchy.