English Crown

The English Crown represents the monarchy and its associated powers in the United Kingdom, particularly focusing on England. Symbolizing sovereignty and governance, it embodies the authority of the reigning monarch, who acts as the head of state. The Crown plays a key role in the constitutional framework, with the monarch's duties including ceremonial functions and the formal approval of legislation. While the Crown is a significant historical institution, it operates within a parliamentary system, meaning most governance is carried out by elected officials, with the monarch serving primarily as a unifying figure and a symbol of national identity.