The Hungarian throne refers to the royal seat of power in the Kingdom of Hungary, historically held by various monarchs. It symbolizes the authority and governance of the kingdom, which existed from the early Middle Ages until the end of World War I. The throne was often associated with the Holy Crown of Hungary, a significant national symbol. Throughout its history, the Hungarian throne was occupied by various dynasties, including the Árpád dynasty and the Habsburgs. The monarchy played a crucial role in shaping Hungary's political landscape, culture, and identity until the establishment of a republic in 1918.