No because a king or queen rules in monarchy
monarchy is a kind of the government in which the king or queen rule the country
Total rule by a king would be an absolute monarchy. In an absolute monarchy, the king or queen has all political power.
Well.. I'm not sure what your referring to ,but if you were wondering what government was ruled by a king or queen then it was Monarchy.
generally a king will rule in his own right.he may have as his wife a queen but she has no constitutional powers. a queen who rules alone such as elizabeth 2 of the United Kingdom is married to philip duke of edinburgh he is lower in the pecking order occasionally joint monarchs rule as in William and Mary of England 1688 both having equal claim to the throne .most modern monarchs are constitutional having no real powers
a monarchy is a system of government headed by a king or a queen. Hopefully you can figure the rest out from there.
Amonarchcan rule in a constitutional monarch as long as they are alive, Queen Elizabeth II is 84 and has ruled for 58 years and plans to keep ruling for many more years to come.
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generally a king will rule in his own right.he may have as his wife a queen but she has no constitutional powers. a queen who rules alone such as elizabeth 2 of the united kingdom is married to philip duke of edinburgh he is lower in the pecking order occasionally joint monarchs rule as in William and Mary of England 1688 both having equal claim to the throne .most modern monarchs are constitutional having no real powers
A monarchy occurs when the power of a nation rests on one single person or ruler. Some of the nations that have this type of government are Oman and Qatar.
In 1750 Britain was a constitutional monarchy.
Total rule by a king is called monarchy. This means all power is invested in one individual, usually a king or queen but could be a title like president as well.
a monarch, usually a king or queen, holds supreme authority and power over the state. The monarch's position is typically hereditary, meaning it is passed down within the royal family. Monarchies can be absolute or constitutional, depending on the extent of the monarch's powers.