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Historically the term "king" has been used for the rulers of very small peoples and territories.Fact: date=November 2008 Such a king (Sumerian lugal, Semitic sharrum, Latin rex, Greek basileus, Sanskrit raja, Germanic kuningaz) could be a tribal leader or chief, or the tyrant of a city state. Often, the king will not only have a political function, but the same time a religious one, acting as high priest or divine king.
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Historically the term "king" has been used for the rulers of very small peoples and territories.Fact: date=November 2008 Such a king (Sumerian lugal, Semitic sharrum, Latin rex, Greek basileus, Sanskrit raja, Germanic kuningaz) could be a tribal leader or chief, or the tyrant of a city state. Often, the king will not only have a political function, but the same time a religious one, acting as high priest or divine king.
Tribal leaders continue to be referred to as king also into the modern period, e.g. Maquinna, king of perhaps 2000 Nootka people in the early 20th century .
Female kings
In rare cases women have been crowned as kings instead of queens, such as Jadwiga of Poland.
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- King lists
