John
Throne
Throne noun - The chair of state for a monarch, bishop, etc..
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Nearby Word: throned
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- John Lackland, King of England (reigned 1199-1216) was not an obvious candidate to the throne.
Source: Spare to the Throne - John Moore's Heroics for Beginners mentions a villain who succeeded to the throne of a kingdom by slaughtering the rightful ruler, his wife, their children, and so on.
Source: Nice Job Breaking It, Herod! -
Alternate History: Becomes this in the end after Rochester Castle is relieved by a French army, Prince Louis takes the throne, and King John dies of dysentery after he is ousted from power.
Source: Film / Ironclad
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