lex regia meaning in Hindi

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1. The " lex regia " performed the function of composing controversies when the " mores " could not solve them.
2. This aim was to be achieved by the juridical instrument of the " lex regia ", the sacral role of the king being in fact that of a supreme judge.
3. One remarkable example is that of a " lex regia " that forbids the inhumation of a pregnant woman before delivery since it is believed that so doing would mean killing a life.
4. With the advent of the Roman Republic the need was felt for an official figure who could perform the sacred rites or make decisions through auspicium, an institution governed by the " lex regia ".
5. Fragments found in Pomponius and in other authors on the subject show the " lex regia " was a deliberation of both the curiae and the senate which were approved by the " rex " with the support of the pontiff.
6. The Sovereignty Act was replaced by the King's Law or " Lex Regia " ( Danish and Norwegian : " Kongeloven " ) in both kingdoms in 1665, which formed the constitution of Denmark and Norway until 1848 and 1814, respectively.
7. Since the lex regia on one hand was meant to create a " ius certum " and on the other stemmed from the " mores ", the means to enforce it were in most instances sanctions of religious, sacral nature, ( a piaculum or a sacrificium ).
8. The compound " Ianus Quirinus " is to be found also in the rite of the spolia opima, a " lex regia " ascribed to Numa, which prescribed that the third rank spoils of a king or chief killed in battle, those conquered by a common soldier, be consecrated to " Ianus Quirinus ".
9. A lex regia traditionally ascribed to Numa is that concerning the spolia opima, or more precisely one of the two definitions of this institution : there is the occasion for them whenever a Roman defeats a " dux hostium " ( chief of enemies ) even if the victor is not necessarily the Roman " dux ".
10. This choice of heir was made more dynastically palatable by the fact that, thanks to the mass renunciations of the Hesses, Christian's wife Louise became the heiress eventual to the crown, meaning that the couple's children would be heirs to the throne both by right of international treaty and by compliance with the " Lex Regia ".