Liege (noun)

A sovereign or monarch; a ruler with supreme power.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french lige, from latin ligius 'bound by oath'. the original sense was 'a person owing loyalty to a feudal lord', later changing to the current sense 'a sovereign or monarch'.

Examples:

1. The liege was loved and respected by his subjects, who saw him as a fair and just ruler.
2. The liege was known for his military prowess, leading his army to many victories over the course of his reign.
3. The liege was a strong and charismatic leader, inspiring great loyalty and devotion among his followers.
4. Many of the great lieges of history, such as Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar, left a lasting legacy through their conquests and achievements.
5. The liege was a patron of the arts, supporting many of the greatest painters, musicians, and writers of his time.