Sentence examples for king rule from inspiring English sources

Do they work as one, have a king rule over them?

The O&G industry still operates on the "Seismic is King" rule (Bamford 2015).

Significant for Egyptian royal theology was the doctrine of the god-kingdom spanning two generations; each king ruled as King Horus and became Osiris (the father of Horus, a fertility god and later god of the dead) after his death.

In 1092 a vassal of the Scottish king ruled Carlisle, when it was captured by King William II (William Rufus), who repaired the city, ordered the building of Carlisle Castle and sent settlers to claim the land.

The king rules with much advice from the court.

It had no law codes or courts, and the king ruled autocratically.

Instead, the king ruled with a heavy, at times almost tyrannical hand, breeding suspicion and seething anger among his men.

Fourteen governors appointed by the king ruled Ebla's departments, two of them in the city proper.

"A king rules over willing subjects, a tyrant over the unwilling," the influential sixteenth-century Scottish scholar George Buchanan wrote.

But its king rules by accident of birth, with members of the royal family whom he appoints.

C. 501 - c. 550 Gelimer, (flourished 6th century) last Vandal king (ruled 530 534) of the area called by the Romans "Africa" (roughly, modern Tunisia).