Christian Monarchy

Christian monarchy refers to a form of governance where a king or queen rules with authority that is believed to be divinely sanctioned, often derived from Christian teachings. In this system, the monarch is seen as a representative of God’s will on Earth, responsible for upholding Christian values and guiding the moral conduct of their subjects. Historically, this concept has intertwined religious leadership with political authority, leading to dynasties that emphasized the importance of faith in the governance process. Various countries have practiced this, with differing degrees of religious influence on their laws and societal norms.