The Council of Regency refers to a temporary governing body established to manage the affairs of a state when the reigning monarch is unable to fulfill their duties, often due to minority, incapacity, or absence. This council typically comprises trusted advisors, nobles, or family members of the monarch. Its primary role is to ensure the continuity of governance and stability within the state. Throughout history, various countries have implemented councils of regency, particularly during transitions of power. While the council operates under the authority of the monarch, it often holds significant influence in decision-making, shaping policies, and guiding the state until the monarch can resume their responsibilities.