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They considered themselves as God's representatives on Earth. As they were anointed during their coronation, they were "touched" by God and His sign could not be erased, not even when the king was deposed or murdered. They also saw themselves as absolute rulers.

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Many monarchs (Kings or Queens) obtained their power due to having the strongest supporters. Though usually there was often a line of succession, other contenders for the title often caused conflict, with the winner becoming the crowned ruler.

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For quite a long while, European monarchs received approval from the Pope, and technically couldn't claim legitimacy without it.

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He would tell you God and inheritance.

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