The reigning monarch who prioritizes peace but arranges a political marriage for succession. After being captured, he witnesses his daughter's triumph and names her his heir, granting women the right to self-determination.
They jointly rule the kingdom and face the usurpation together.
The film describes the realm as ruled by a king and his queen, who have two daughters.
Their relationship changes from restrictive succession planning to mutual recognition.
The King is identified as the father of The Princess and later recognizes her strength as his daughter.
Khai serves the monarch in a formal advisory role.
Khai is identified as one of the King's advisors.
Julius's coup challenges the King's legitimacy and governing philosophy.
Julius despises the King's peaceful reign, seizes the castle, and seeks to replace his authority.
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