Answer:
An absolute monarchy is a form of autocracy led by a king that holds all authority in the country.
Explanation:
An absolute monarchy is a kind of monarchical form of government that is close to a dictatorship, in which all the fullness of state (legislative, executive, judicial, and military branches), and sometimes religious power is in the hands of the monarch. The political regime of an absolute monarchy is associated with the establishment of control over all spheres of society.
The absolute monarchy has lost much in popularity since the French Revolution, as more and more states that previously used absolute power from the state have become democratic. Still, a few states are still defined as absolute monarchies: Brunei, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Swaziland and the Vatican.
