Significance of Monarch
Synonyms: Sovereign, Ruler, King, Queen, Emperor, Regent
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Hindu concept of 'Monarch'
In Hinduism, "Monarch" signifies kingship, encompassing authority, leadership, and supreme power. It refers to rulers like King Dhritarashtra and denotes the king’s impact on narratives, battles, and royal lineage.
From: Mahabharata (English)
(1) The ruler or king observing the battle, who plays a significant role in the context of the conflict.[1] (2) Another term for the king, signifying his role as the ruler affected by the interactions with Kasyapa and Takshaka.[2] (3) A title referring to an individual in a position of supreme authority, who observes the battle and its impacts.[3] (4) A royal title indicating a ruler or king, often with connotations of power and sovereignty.[4] (5) A title referring to King Dhritarashtra, emphasizing his regal authority.[5]
From: Ramayana of Valmiki
(1) Refers to a king; Hanuman speculates about Sita's potential royal lineage.[6] (2) A term used to address the king, signifying his supreme position and authority.[7] (3) Refers to King Kusha, who expressed grief upon seeing his daughters' affliction.[8]
From: Brahma Purana
(1) A general term referring to kings throughout the narrative.[9]