antiroyal

(ˌæntɪˈrɔɪəl)

adj

opposed to the monarchy

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The tenth-century Carmen de sancto Landberto offers an even more pointed antiroyal stance: Lambert was offended by the king's illicit affair with Dodo's sister; Dodo, who benefited from his sister's relationship, plotted Lambert's murder with the king's sanction.

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But, apart from indicating that antiroyal sentiment was on the rise, which we already knew; and that sedition was intended to improve the king's performance, not tear down the monarchy, which was characteristic of most other known instances of sedition; what more do these cases tell us about the longue duree?