Royal Justice refers to the legal system and practices established by monarchs to maintain order and resolve disputes within their realms. It often involved the king or queen acting as the highest authority in legal matters, ensuring that laws were applied fairly and consistently. This system was crucial in upholding the power of the monarchy and providing a sense of stability in society. In many cases, Royal Justice included the appointment of judges and officials who would carry out the monarch's will. These judges were responsible for hearing cases, delivering verdicts, and enforcing laws, often reflecting the values and interests of the ruling monarch. This system laid the groundwork for modern judicial practices in many countries.