concept   royalty
19 commonsense assertions
Cultures (19) • United States (1) • monarchies (1) • European countries (1) • Modern Western culture (1) • British English (1) • France (1) • Sweden (1) • British (1) • European court (1) • modern democratic culture (1) • American (1) • Anglican (1) • French (1) • Medieval England (1) • Medieval English culture (1) • Medieval literature enthusiasts (1) • Modern democracies (1) • Tibetan (1) • West End (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 royalty United States In the United States, royalty is viewed as a historical institution with no active political power or significance. 23
2 royalty monarchies Royalty in monarchies holds significant political and symbolic power, central to national identity and tradition. 11
3 royalty European countries Royalty embodies tradition, history, high social status, and national pride in European culture. 7
4 royalty Modern Western culture In modern Western culture, royalty are mainly viewed as symbolic figureheads with minimal political power. 5
5 royalty British English The British monarchy and royal family play ceremonial and historical roles in a constitutional monarchy. 3
6 royalty France The French Revolution abolished the monarchy and shifted perspectives on royalty and noble titles in France. 3
7 royalty Sweden In Sweden, the royalty holds symbolic roles, and male and female heirs have equal succession rights. 3
8 royalty British The British royal family is integral to national identity and holds cultural significance in British culture. 2
9 royalty European court Royalty in European courts is associated with power, hierarchy, and elaborate structures reflecting authority and wealth. 2
10 royalty modern democratic culture Royalty in modern democratic culture holds symbolic roles with limited political power compared to elected leadership. 2
11 royalty American In American culture, the concept of royalty is considered less important than in British culture. 1
12 royalty Anglican The British royal family is a revered institution in Anglican culture, often serving as symbols of national identity and tradition. 1
13 royalty French The French Revolution overthrew the monarchy and established a republic, impacting the concept of royalty in French culture. 1
14 royalty Medieval England In Medieval England, the divine right of kings was widely accepted, giving monarchs authority to rule from God. 1
15 royalty Medieval English culture In Medieval English culture, royalty held absolute power believed to be granted by God, with strict social hierarchies and customs. 1
16 royalty Medieval literature enthusiasts Medieval literature enthusiasts are interested in the concept of royalty as noble and divine ruling figures. 1
17 royalty Modern democracies In modern democracies, royalty is seen as outdated and irrelevant to governance, with a focus on elected officials and democratic principles. 1
18 royalty Tibetan The Dalai Lama is a highly respected spiritual leader in Tibetan culture, crucial to preserving Tibetan Buddhism and culture. 1
19 royalty West End The West End is famous for its royal-themed shows and performances, highlighting its close ties to royalty. 1