Throne Room

Hall in a royal palace used for ceremonies and audiences.

A throne room is a large hall in a royal palace or other stately building, used for ceremonies and audiences with the monarch.

/θroʊn ruːm/

The term 'throne room' comes from the presence of a throne, a ceremonial chair for a monarch.

A throne room is like a fancy waiting room for kings and queens, where important people would meet them to talk or watch ceremonies.

Throne rooms often feature elaborate decorations like tapestries and chandeliers
Some throne rooms have thrones made of gold or other precious materials
Historically, throne rooms were designed to impress visitors and demonstrate the power of the monarchy

What is a throne room? A hall in a royal palace used for ceremonies and audiences
Who uses a throne room? Kings, queens, and important guests
What happens in a throne room? Ceremonies and audiences take place

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