Monarchy and Reign

Monarchy

Monarchy noun - An autocracy governed by a monarch who usually inherits the authority.

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Reign and monarchy are semantically related In some cases you can use "Reign" instead a noun "Monarchy".

Reign noun - Controlling power or influence over others.

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Monarchy and reign are semantically related in rule topic. You can use "Monarchy" instead a noun "Reign".

Nearby Words: reigning, reigned

old	old monarchy	old reign
stable	stable monarchy	stable reign
average	average monarchy	average reign
benevolent	benevolent monarchy	benevolent reign
Other adjectives: brutal, entire, real, successful, evil, oppressive, previous, modern.

Ivan was definitely smart and, despite his ruthless brutality, his reign is a great one in Russian history books; he established the absolute monarchy and conquered Volga Region and Siberia.

Source: Useful Notes / Tsarist Russia
The Hapan Consortium has been a matriarchy for centuries, to the point of having a female monarchy in the Queen Mother, whose son's wife will reign after, but not him.

Source: Sliding Scale of Gender Inequality
His son, James (aka James III) and grandson, Charles (aka Bonnie Prince Charlie) kept instigating revolts to overthrow the Hanoverian monarchy who took over England after the reign of William III below.

Source: Useful Notes / The House of Stuart

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