Kingdom
A kingdom is a country ruled by a king (or sometimes a queen). Virtually every country has been one, at one time or another. A Kingdom was once the sign of a powerful and influential country. However, today the only successful kingdoms are out-buildings at Disney theme parks.
Kingdom can refer to a scientific division or subset, even though it is not ruled by a king or queen and does not have a Uncyclopedia article: Animal Kingdom, Mineral Kingdom, Vertebrate Kingdom, Kingdom of Plants That Make You Itch.
Kingdom can also refer to myriad unfunny fan-fiction articles that Uncyclopedia management has deleted, confident that copies exist on FANDOM or somewhere.
Several portions of the United States style themselves as kingdoms — though only to attract tourists, and if a monarch tried to take over, there would be sit-down strikes at all the McDonald's. These include the "Northeast Kingdom" of Vermont and the entire Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
What is left is the following:
- The Lost Kingdom of Atlantis
- Kingdom of Arizona
- Kingdom of Babylon
- Kingdom of Bhutan
- Egypt
- Kingdom of Heaven
- een Naam kan Beslissen (The United Kingdom of the Land that Cannot Decide on a Name)
- Kingdom of Loathing
- Kingdom of Mormons
- Mushroom Kingdom
- The Kingdom of Serbia
- Undead Kingdom
- Kingdom of Zork
Kingdom can also refer to:
- The Disneyland confederation of the “Three-Mountain Kingdom”
- Van Morrison's "Kingdom Hall"
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