The phrase "about the throne" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing topics related to monarchy, power, or authority.
Example: "The novel delves into the political intrigues about the throne and the struggles for power within the royal family."
Alternatives: "regarding the throne" or "concerning the throne".
Writing about the "Throne of the Mughal", a tableau with dozens of enamelled and bejewelled figures, he states that the ruler is an "imaginary Asian".
About the Throne in the Hall of the Knights, where the Court was held, were assembled all the princes and princesses of the Royal family, conspicuous among them being Crown Princess Cecilie and Princess Victoria Louise.
HBO, which also offers artifacts and memorabilia inspired by its other original series, said in a news release about the throne that "calling it impressive is an understatement" but offered no advice on how to sit in a seat constructed from so many sharp and pointed instruments.
The Empire, indifferent though it is to the discontents of its subjects, concerns itself with a broader agenda than power, with irrigation and the rational distribution of agricultural resources, while the Nawab of Fatehpur, where Pran Nath arrives as a teenager, worries only about the throne passing to his Europeanised brother unless he can produce an heir.
At nine o'clock in the morning Emperor Akihito informed his ancestors that he was about to ascend the throne.
She and he are about be married and ascend the throne of Athens, and Athens is a place where order and reason prevail.
In Babylonia, Marduk-zakir-shumi I ascended the throne about the year 855.
The second Mauryan emperor was Bindusara, who came to the throne about 297 bce.
Vatsaraja, a Pratihara ruler who came to the throne about 778, controlled eastern Rajasthan and Malava.
The role of the monarchy has come under closer scrutiny in recent years due to concerns about the succession to the throne.
If Thornton knows the answer to everything, what is the answer to the question he posed about the heir to the throne.
