n.独裁政治

原形：monocracy复数：monocracies

A monarchy is a form of government where power is held by a single individual, usually a king or queen.
The ancient Egyptian empire was ruled by a series of pharaohs, who held absolute monarchical authority.
In medieval Europe, many kingdoms were headed by monarchs with divine right to rule.
The British monarchy has a long and storied history, with the current monarch being Queen Elizabeth II.
The monarchy in Japan is largely symbolic, with the emperor serving as a figurehead.
Monarchy can be contrasted with democracy, where power is distributed among the people.
The Chinese imperial system was an example of a powerful, centralized monarchy.
The monarchy in Thailand faces ongoing debates about its relevance and future in modern times.
Monarchies often have strict protocols and ceremonies, like state visits and royal weddings.
The abolition of the monarchy in Russia marked a significant shift towards a republic after the fall of the Romanov dynasty.
(1.君主政体是一种由单一个人（通常为国王或女王）掌权的政府形式。2.古埃及帝国由一系列法老统治，他们拥有绝对的君主权力。3.中世纪欧洲的许多王国由持有统治神圣权利的国王统治。4.英国王室有着悠久的历史，现任君主是伊丽莎白二世女王。5.日本的皇室在很大程度上是象征性的，天皇担任国家元首。6.君主制与民主制相对，权力在人民之间分配。7.中国的封建帝国制度是一个强大且集中的君主制例子。8.泰国的君主制在现代面临着是否具有相关性和未来的争议。9.君主国往往有严格的仪式和程序，如国事访问和皇家婚礼。10.俄罗斯废除君主制标志着罗曼诺夫王朝结束后向共和国的重大转变。