Royalist (noun)

A person who supports or is a member of a royalist political party or ideology, or who is a strong supporter of a monarchy as a form of government.

Origin:

Derived from the word 'royal', first recorded in the 1660s.

Examples:

1. The royalist party was dedicated to preserving the monarchy and restoring the king to the throne.
2. The royalist march was a show of support for the monarchy, with thousands of people taking to the streets.
3. The royalist movement was strongest in rural areas, where support for the monarchy was deeply ingrained.
4. The royalist ideology was rooted in a belief in the divine right of kings.
5. The royalist supporters were vocal in their opposition to the republicans, who they saw as a threat to the monarchy.