King of Iraq

The title "King of Iraq" refers to the monarch who ruled Iraq as its head of state, representing its sovereignty and leadership. Historically, Iraq was a monarchy from 1921 until 1958, when a revolution ended this system. The king wielded significant influence over government and policies, often guided by constitutional frameworks or royal authority. The monarchy's role was largely symbolic and ceremonial by the 20th century, with real power shifting to elected officials. Today, Iraq is a republic, and the monarchy no longer exists, but the title remains a part of its historical and political legacy.