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Monarchy is an advance in Civilization: Call to Power.

Summary[]

The Monarchy relies on its might and religion to band the people in a tight, hierarchical union. With this union, the Monarchy provides the greatest strength for a small empire at war. Under all other conditions, however, other governments surpass the Monarchy.

Great Library entry[]

Kings date back at least as far as the Sumerians in 3000 BC. The Sumerian kings differed from tyrants in one critical aspect - whereas the tyrant answered to no one, the Sumerian King represented the community to the deity Ningirsu and so obeyed the same rules and held the same rights as his subjects. As the deity protected private property, the king had to pay for any land that he acquired.

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