administrative kingship
administrative kingship noun: the government of a country by a sovereign via a formally constituted bureaucracy.
Noun
administrative kingship (uncountable)
- The government of a country by a sovereign via a formally constituted bureaucracy.
- To study, therefore, the turbulent processes that led to the development of administrative kingship, to the proto-bureaucratization of the royal court, is to study the medieval state.2002 Marta Van Landingham - Transforming the State: king, court and political culture in the realms of Aragon (1213-1387)
- [Of Henry I, who reigned 1100–1135:] Taken together, Henry I's reforms transformed medieval government from an itinerant and often poorly organised household into a highly sophisticated administrative kingship based on permanent, static departments. […] Such was Henry's contribution to the rise of...2021, Tracy Borman, Crown and Sceptre: A New History of the British Monarchy, from William the Conqueror to Elizabeth II, Grove Atlantic, →ISBN, pages 27-28
Questions about administrative kingship
- What does administrative kingship mean?
- Administrative kingship means the government of a country by a sovereign via a formally constituted bureaucracy.
- What part of speech is administrative kingship?
- Administrative kingship is a noun.
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