Kingship
noun
The status, office, or capacity of a king.
The king's health was failing, and his son was preparing for his own kingship.

Often appears as...
- inherit kingship
- ascend to kingship
noun
The period during which someone is king.
The country saw much growth and prosperity during his kingship.

Often appears as...
- during his kingship
- throughout the kingship
noun
A type of government where a king or queen rules.
Some nations have kingship, while others have various forms of democracy.

Often appears as...
- doctrine of kingship
- coercive kingship
noun
The status, office, or capacity of a king.
The king's health was failing, and his son was preparing for his own kingship.

Often appears as...
- inherit kingship
- ascend to kingship
noun
The period during which someone is king.
The country saw much growth and prosperity during his kingship.

Often appears as...
- during his kingship
- throughout the kingship
noun
A type of government where a king or queen rules.
Some nations have kingship, while others have various forms of democracy.

Often appears as...
- doctrine of kingship
- coercive kingship
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Hereditary Aspect
Kingship often passes from parent to child in a family line.

Prince Charles awaited his turn for kingship after Queen Elizabeth II.
Symbol of Power
Kingship embodies ultimate authority and symbolism in a monarchy.

The crown is more than a hat; it's a symbol of kingship.
Historical Context
Kingship can relate to historical figures or events in a kingdom's past.

The museum exhibit explored the kingship of Richard the Lionheart.
Hereditary Aspect
Kingship often passes from parent to child in a family line.

Prince Charles awaited his turn for kingship after Queen Elizabeth II.
Symbol of Power
Kingship embodies ultimate authority and symbolism in a monarchy.

The crown is more than a hat; it's a symbol of kingship.
Historical Context
Kingship can relate to historical figures or events in a kingdom's past.

The museum exhibit explored the kingship of Richard the Lionheart.
Hereditary Aspect
Kingship often passes from parent to child in a family line.

Prince Charles awaited his turn for kingship after Queen Elizabeth II.
Symbol of Power
Kingship embodies ultimate authority and symbolism in a monarchy.

The crown is more than a hat; it's a symbol of kingship.
Historical Context
Kingship can relate to historical figures or events in a kingdom's past.

The museum exhibit explored the kingship of Richard the Lionheart.
Video examples
Music as a refuge PIPE...
really gave me a sense of belonging where my inner and outer voice began to emerge facing those daily challenges and realities gave me a different value system and I really learnt about the generosity of spirits and kingship the journey changed my perception of the
Video examples
Bill Saturno: Adding...
rule where Kings will sit upon scaffolding and will receive their headdresses from attendants climbing ladders these are the divine foundations of kingship and the ceremonies associated with the coronation of Kings
Video examples
The pharaoh that...
and Egypt could be balanced again. Hatshepsut, moreover, was not the legitimate heir to the thrown, but a regent, a kind of stand-in co-monarch. The Egyptian kingship traditionally passed from father to son.
Video examples
Chaos and Pharaoh PIPE Nile...
responsibility to his people is not over but it will take 70 days until he is ready to perform the most important test of his kingship and delivered them from chaos
Video examples
Music as a refuge PIPE...
really gave me a sense of belonging where my inner and outer voice began to emerge facing those daily challenges and realities gave me a different value system and I really learnt about the generosity of spirits and kingship the journey changed my perception of the
Video examples
Bill Saturno: Adding...
rule where Kings will sit upon scaffolding and will receive their headdresses from attendants climbing ladders these are the divine foundations of kingship and the ceremonies associated with the coronation of Kings
Video examples
The pharaoh that...
and Egypt could be balanced again. Hatshepsut, moreover, was not the legitimate heir to the thrown, but a regent, a kind of stand-in co-monarch. The Egyptian kingship traditionally passed from father to son.
Video examples
Chaos and Pharaoh PIPE Nile...
responsibility to his people is not over but it will take 70 days until he is ready to perform the most important test of his kingship and delivered them from chaos
Example 1 of 4
Quote examples
Peter Hollingworth
Australian Clergyman
All human kingship risks a denial of the sovereignty of God.

Quote examples
Peter Hollingworth
Australian Clergyman
All human kingship risks a denial of the sovereignty of God.

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