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===Theocratic Monarchy=== Related to Divine Monarchy, the Monarch is the Highest Priest in the nation's official Religious organization. Often this is also applied to the aristocracy which hold posts that are both religious and civic in nature. Though they don't claim divinity themselves, the system and their position in it is justified by established religious power and authority. This is distinct from a Monarchy in which the Monarch has ties with an established official religious hierarchy which validates the regime. :'''''IRL examples:''' pre-modern India, the Meso-American Empires, the Vatican and ancient Egypt.
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