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A throne is a special ceremonial seat used by rulers like kings, queens, popes, or bishops during important official occasions. Beyond the physical chair itself, the word "throne" can also refer more broadly to the power and authority of a monarch, as seen in phrases like "the power behind the throne."
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玉座（ぎょくざ、英: throne）とは、国家の君主（国王や皇帝など）のためにある座具のこと。日本においては、天皇の玉座である高御座（京都御所紫宸殿）が有名である。抽象的な意味では、玉座が君主制や王権そのものを指すこともある。
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