kingship , also: kinghood

How are we better off now than in the days of kingship?

Long before that, the kingship had itself become but a name, a show.

"What does any of that have to do with kingship?"

"They are not supposed to give the kingship to the son of a king."

He could not exercise the kingship that had been given him.

In April 1192, the kingship was put to the vote.

Which later gave its way to the origin of Kingship.

He may try to come at the kingship by the deaths of my other children.

Then after long years he should arise and take up his kingship again.

Then there would be none to whom to return the kingship.

About two years into my kingship, Dana had news for me.

It was recognized by all as the mark of his Kingship.

In some ways, that was probably a good thing, for someone who would face the burden of kingship himself one day.

It's true, he is like a man the gods made for kingship.

"With this hand I take back the kingship that was stolen from me."

The kingship remained in Muslim hands for the next century.

Direct evidence for their kingship can only be found in the archaeology.

I thought you might also care for a brief lesson in kingship.

The succession of George's kingship remained an open question until his death.

The whole world, it seems, still needs some remnant of kingship.

It now became hereditary in that family like a kingship.

"It means that the kingship is passed from father to son.

"The need to protect the kingship or the people," I replied.

If that is so, let us prove the kingship he boasts.

From what I understand, you have no kingship and no power.