The Royal legislation

WHAT MAKES A GREAT KING THE POWER TO COMMAND OR THE WISDOM TO KNOW WHEN NOT TO?

A crown can give a man authority

It cannot give him wisdom

The Royal Legislation The Laws, Power & Government of Noble Kings is a bold philosophical examination of leadership government strategy and the dangerous relationship between human nature and power

Through Twelve Royal Legislations Mac Author explores the foundations that determine whether a kingdom rises survives or collapses from councils justice wealth noble houses religion armies and trade to succession diplomacy the people and ultimately the character of the ruler himself

Inside these pages

Why a king must hear the word no
Why justice must stand above powerful names
Why an empty treasury can conquer a kingdom without an army
Why the sword must serve government instead of becoming government
Why the people are the true foundation beneath the throne
Why succession must be prepared before death arrives
Why diplomacy can accomplish what armies cannot
And why the greatest ruler must first learn to govern himself

This is more than a book about kings

It is a philosophy of power

Power without wisdom becomes destruction

Law without justice becomes oppression

Privilege without duty becomes corruption

Strength without restraint becomes tyranny

Written in Mac Author’s distinctive commanding style The Royal Legislation combines the atmosphere of historical monarchy with timeless lessons about leadership responsibility discipline legacy and self government

The crown is the symbol
Government is the subject
Human nature is the deeper lesson

Perfect for readers interested in leadership political philosophy strategy history government power and the psychology of authority

A man may inherit a throne

The question is what kind of kingdom he leaves behind

Lyvonte Mazerati Byrd aka Mac Author