Assertion: monarchy's king | /r/HasAspect | absolute power
Facets:
value: in 1585
type: TEMPORAL
value: over their domains
type: LOCATION
value: over foreign policy
type: OTHER
value: in the past
type: TEMPORAL
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Absolute Monarchy is where the King or Queen has absolute power and can do what he wants.
text: In the past, kings and queens often had absolute power over their domains, but today it is more common for them to serve only a ceremonial role within a constitutional system.
text: There was no question of the king having absolute power over foreign policy in 1585, when a convention of estates explicitly ‘gevis and grantis to oure said soverane lord, his counsall or sik thairof as his majestie sall chuse,
text: The monarchy used to be an absolute monarchy, which basically meant that the king had absolute power.