King James I of England in his argument for the divine right of kings in the "Works".
Dispute over the French throne between the kings of England and France
knights served kings
false.
In Sparta, the government was headed by two hereditary kings who were pulled from an upper class made up of lifetime military scholars. These men lived most of their lives in barracks, devoted to the arts of war.
The Battle of Kings Mountain.
A homophone for thrown is throne. as in kings' throne
The heir to the throne was called LE DAUPHIN
Marriage was so important to kings because the kings wanted their family to stay in power and only their sons. Basically they needed an heir to their throne so once they passed on their son would get posession of the throne.
throne
A time
Because kings are rich and powerful and most royalty needed to have the throne of a fairly rich country to live well. Also, none of the Stuart kings of England were catholic except for James II who was replaced by William of Orange by the wishes of Parliament. It wasn't the English throne, it was the BRITISH throne.
Queen Elizabeth I held on to the throne for a long time in part because of her Political Savvy.
Kings inherid the throne.
Yes, they can.
They rule their country. The "throne" is also considered to be their formal desk in a formal office.
We are called the sixth man because there are 5 kings players on the court and the audience is called the sixth man.
sixty years because it goes througe every queen and kings get an other one