Which condition was most necessary for a monarch to gain power? Why?

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Monarchs historically came to power because they had the support of the people, bureaucracy, and aristocracy. Being popular would stop the people from revolting.

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A monarch's ability to assert authority was critical for gaining power, often justified by the belief in divine right. Effective management of nobility and strong military support were essential, alongside strategic alliances and public favor. Together, these factors helped secure a monarch's rule and deter challenges to their authority. 
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Which condition was most necessary for a monarch to gain power? Why?

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