The King and Queen

The King and Queen are the highest-ranking leaders in a monarchy, a system where power is inherited through family lines. The King typically rules over a country or kingdom, serving as a symbol of authority, tradition, and unity. The Queen, often the king’s wife, may hold varying levels of influence depending on the specific monarchy, sometimes acting as a royal figurehead or having more active political roles. Their duties can include ceremonial functions, representing the nation internationally, and supporting government operations, though modern monarchies often have limited political power, functioning mainly as symbols of national identity.