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Monarchy, often referred to as monarhiat in some contexts, is a form of government in which a person, usually a king or queen, reigns as head of state. The position of monarch is typically inherited, passing down through a family line. This hereditary succession is a defining characteristic of monarchies, distinguishing them from elective or appointed leadership roles.
Historically, monarchies have been a prevalent system of governance across various cultures and continents. The power
The legitimacy of a monarch's rule has often been derived from divine right, tradition, or the consent