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	==The Monarch of Ireland==		==The Monarch of Ireland==
	[[Ireland]] had various [[kingdom]]s, each with their own [[sovereign]]. There is also reference in various [[primary source\|sources]] of a [[High King]] being selected from amongst these kings. However, there is still debate on whether this High King actually had enough power and control to be considered the monarch of all Ireland.		[[Ireland]] had various [[kingdom]]s, each with their own [[sovereign]]. There is also reference in various [[primary source\|sources]] of a [[High King]] being selected from amongst these kings. However, there is still debate on whether this High King actually had enough power and control to be considered the monarch of all Ireland.
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Cian: High King, minor rewrite

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High King, minor rewrite

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			A '''Monarch''' is the person who is supreme ruler over an area. This is commonly a [[king]] or [[queen]], but it also extends to an [[emperor]] or [[empress]], [[archduke]] or [[archduchess]] and [[prince]] or [[princess]] if there is no higher [[rank]]ing [[noble]]. If there are two or more people sharing the [[throne]], then they are joint monarchs.
	Technically a king or queen. <p>
	Probably also extends to an Emperor/Empress, especially if they are also King/Queen of a territory.

		⚫	In [[Catholic Church\|Catholicism]], the [[Pope]] is said as being as direct lineal representative of the Only True Monarch.
	Might extend as far as Prince/ess, where they have no superior above them.

			==The Monarch of Ireland==
⚫	In Catholicism, ~~would extend to~~ the Pope ~~(Vicar~~ of ~~Rome),~~ as direct lineal representative of the Only True Monarch.
			[[Ireland]] had various [[kingdom]]s, each with their own [[sovereign]]. There is also reference in various [[primary source\|sources]] of a [[High King]] being selected from amongst these kings. However, there is still debate on whether this High King actually had enough power and control to be considered the monarch of all Ireland.

Simoncursitor at 14:34, 6 October 2004

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	In Catholicism, would extend to the Pope (Vicar of Rome), as direct lineal representative of the Only True Monarch.		In Catholicism, would extend to the Pope (Vicar of Rome), as direct lineal representative of the Only True Monarch.
	--[[User:Simoncursitor\|Simoncursitor]] 00:33, 7 Oct 2004 (EST)

Simoncursitor at 14:33, 6 October 2004

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	Technically a king or queen. <p>		Technically a king or queen. <p>
	Probably also extends to an Emperor/Empress, especially if they are also King/Queen of a territory.~~<p>~~		Probably also extends to an Emperor/Empress, especially if they are also King/Queen of a territory.

	Might extend as far as Prince/ess, where they have no superior above them.~~<p>~~		Might extend as far as Prince/ess, where they have no superior above them.

	In Catholicism, would extend to the Pope (Vicar of Rome), as direct lineal representative of the Only True Monarch.		In Catholicism, would extend to the Pope (Vicar of Rome), as direct lineal representative of the Only True Monarch.
			--[[User:Simoncursitor\|Simoncursitor]] 00:33, 7 Oct 2004 (EST)

Simoncursitor at 14:21, 6 October 2004

2004-10-06T14:21:09Z

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Technically a king or queen. <p>
Probably also extends to an Emperor/Empress, especially if they are also King/Queen of a territory.<p>
Might extend as far as Prince/ess, where they have no superior above them.<p>
In Catholicism, would extend to the Pope (Vicar of Rome), as direct lineal representative of the Only True Monarch.