Royal Families

Royal families are dynasties of individuals who hold and often inherit positions of ceremonial and symbolic authority within a country, usually called monarchs or royals. They serve as national symbols, representing history and tradition, and may have varying degrees of political power—from purely ceremonial roles to actual governance. Members of royal families often follow specific lineage rules to determine succession. While many countries have constitutional monarchies where the monarchy is mostly symbolic, others have absolute monarchies with significant political influence. Overall, royal families preserve cultural heritage and contribute to national identity.