"왕정" (Wangjeong) refers to a system of government where a single ruler, typically a king or queen, holds absolute power. This form of governance is characterized by centralized authority, where the monarch's decisions are final and not subject to legal or legislative constraints. Historically, many nations, including those in Europe and Asia, have experienced periods of 왕정. In a 왕정 system, the ruler often inherits their position through dynastic succession, meaning that leadership is passed down through family lines. This system can lead to stability and continuity, but it may also result in challenges such as tyranny or lack of representation for the populace.