monarch

The monarch ruled the kingdom with absolute power.

The monarch's portrait hung in the grand hall of the palace.

The monarch's coronation ceremony was a grand event.

The monarch's reign lasted for over fifty years.

The monarch's decree was met with mixed reactions from the public.

The monarch's palace was a magnificent structure.

The monarch's court was filled with nobles and advisors.

The monarch's power was challenged by rebellious factions within the kingdom.

The monarch's legacy was remembered for generations to come.

The monarch's rule brought prosperity to the kingdom.

See, we got a monarch over here.

Most Britons have never known another monarch.

Its supreme governor, still, is the British monarch.

But there you have a monarch without real power.

Her head appeared on more coins than any other living monarch.

The Seven Kingdoms need a monarch who can inspire the people.

Children are our future - and also our monarchs.

And this caricature of the king by Daumier came to define the monarch.

Only Diogenes, although he lived in Corinth, did not visit the new monarch.

The doors of the Great Hall opened for the public to mourn their monarch.