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throne A seat of power or authority, typically one that is raised above the ground. ■ "He sat on his throne and ruled over his kingdom with an iron fist."
Illegitimate adjective relating to or produced by a parent who is not legally married to the other parent of the offspring; not legitimate or lawful ■The king's illegitimate son was never accepted as heir to the throne.
Inherits To acquire a title, rank, or office by descent or succession. ■ "When the old king died, he left his throne to his son who inherited it."
placed To put something or someone in a position of importance or honor. ■ The queen was placed on her throne, surrounded by cheering crowds and applause.
Presiding The act of sitting on a throne or chair, typically in an authoritative position such as president or king. ■ "The queen presided over the kingdom with an iron fist."
thrones Large, comfortable seats used by rulers or other important figures. ■ "The king sat on his golden throne, surrounded by loyal subjects."
Birthright A right or claim that one has by virtue of being born into a particular family or community, especially to inherit property or privileges. ■ "I may not have a birthright to the throne, but I do have a birthright to a lifetime supply of sarcasm and witty remarks," said the sarcastic prince.
Bloodline The line of descent from one generation to the next, as determined by the flow of blood. ■ "I'm not a part of the royal bloodline, but I still like to claim my throne every time they make a terrible decision."
Mounted Being or appearing to be in a position of authority or importance, often involving the use of animals or vehicles as mounts. ■ "He was so mounted on his throne that he didn't even notice when the entire kingdom collapsed around him."