The power a monarch had varied enormously from absolute power to almost no power. Remember, we are talking about scores, possibly hundreds, of monarchies, over a period of 1000 years, each with its own laws and customs.
We can see the range in powers by looking at two men, both kings of the Franks, who ruled only a few years apart. One is Childeric III, who was king while Pepin the Short was Mayor of the Palace. Childeric III had no more power than any ordinarily wealthy man. He became king in 743 AD, because Pepin thought it might be nice to have a king. He lost his monarchy because Pepin decided to be king himself, in 751 AD.
Contrasting this is Charlemagne, who became king of the same kingdom seventeen years after Childeric was dethroned. His rule was nearly absolute. Because he protected the pope from mobs, even the pope gave him a great deal of deference. Perhaps things would have been different, and his powers would have been more restricted by an opposition party, if he had been excessive in its use, but he did not, and it was not.
It means insulting or blatantly defying the wishes of a monarch.
This is a guess but I would say a good 85-90%.
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It limited the monarch's powers, saying that the king is not above the law, that the king is subject to the law.
I think the word you are asking about is monarch. A monarch was a sole head of a government, whose position was hereditary to at least some degree. A king was a monarch, as was an emperor. There were princes, dukes, and even counts who were monarchs, because they did not have royal overlords, but were at the top of their governments.
a medieval monarch needs to be...wise,fair,good at making decision's,good listener,tolerant,good leader,good at communicating,determined,brave,good at planning,religiousa medieval monarch needs to be alot of things.
a monarch
to be a vassal for the monarch to provide knights for the monarch to maintain a manor
Traditionally Edward ll in 1327
A queen was usually the wife of a king. Sometimes she was the mother of a monarch. And sometimes she was the monarch herself. Kings and monarchs, of course, were the heads of state for countries.
A king was a monarch, usually hereditary, and usually of a sovereign nation.
It means insulting or blatantly defying the wishes of a monarch.
If you mean monarch butterfly's then no. But if you mean the kind of monarch that ruled in medieval Europe then no again. Next time remember to clarify. Hope this helped you. :)
Yes or else thy would be killed.
This is a guess but I would say a good 85-90%.
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