The Royal Family refers to the immediate family members of a reigning monarch in a constitutional monarchy or a similar arrangement where the monarchy holds a ceremonial role. This term typically encompasses the monarch, their spouse, children, siblings, and sometimes extended relatives who perform official duties and represent the monarchy. The Royal Family often plays a significant role in national traditions, ceremonies, and public engagements, serving as symbols of national unity and continuity. In modern contexts, the Royal Family often engages in philanthropic activities and public service, making them a visible part of the nation’s cultural and social landscape. The structure and function of a Royal Family can vary greatly depending on the country’s specific monarchical system and historical context.
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