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What absolute power felt like day to day — until it destroyed the person who held it — as fun narrated stick-figure cartoons. Each video is ONE real, named ruler or court disaster: a day in the palace, madness, betrayal, a stupid war, a child on a throne, the last days of a dynasty. Rise and humiliating fall. Grounded in chronicles; myth vs record when the movies lied. Tone: witty biopic narrator. Drama from real events. Promise: everyday curiosity about power (what rulers actually did, how courts work, how the privileged self-destruct) answered with one true collapse story.