Royal Epithets is a scholarly construct within the study of Royal Ideology that denotes the conventionalized, honorific titles and descriptive appellations systematically employed to legitimize, characterize, and communicate the divine, political, and moral attributes of monarchs in historical and cultural discourse.
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