This is maybe most obvious in the feudal European idea of the Divine Right of Kings, in which the monarchs were held to be ordained by God from time immemorial.
As well as being made aware of his legal right to the British throne, Charles was told of the divine basis for this right, known as the divine right of kings.
Preference for reform over revolution and also a desire to judge our rulers based on their fitness terrain and their personal qualities, not just on their divine right, their God-given divine right.
He was a powerful king who had not only extracted people's support for his absolutist views on royal authority, But it also spent over a month dramatizing the rift that was opening between Demobre and the Crown.