전하 is a term used in Korean to refer to a royal title, often translated as "Your Majesty" in English. It is a respectful way to address a king or queen, reflecting the high status and authority of the monarch in a royal court. The term is deeply rooted in Korean history and culture, emphasizing the importance of hierarchy and respect in traditional society. In the context of the Joseon Dynasty, which ruled Korea for over five centuries, 전하 was commonly used by subjects when speaking to the king. This title signifies not only the king's power but also the loyalty and reverence of the people towards their ruler.