The term “Royal Family” refers to a group of individuals who are related by blood or marriage to a reigning king or queen, typically within a monarchy. This family often includes immediate family members such as the monarch’s children, spouse, and siblings, as well as extended relatives. The Royal Family often holds ceremonial, diplomatic, and symbolic roles within the state and may engage in public duties, charity work, and cultural representation. The specific members and their roles can vary by country and monarchy, but the concept generally denotes a lineage that is recognized as having a royal status and connection to the nation’s history and tradition.
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