n.弑君罪，弑君者

原形：regicide复数：regicides

The monarchy was overthrown and the king's execution marked the final act of regicide.
译文：君主制被推翻，国王的处决标志着弑君的最后一幕。
Historians debate whether it was a justifiable act of regicide or an unjustified murder.
译文：历史学家们争论这究竟是合理的弑君行为还是无理的谋杀。
The penalty for regicide in medieval times was death by hanging, drawing, and quartering.
译文：在中世纪，弑君的惩罚是绞刑、肢解和分尸。
In Shakespeare's play 'Macbeth', the titular character commits regicide to become king himself.
译文：莎士比亚戏剧《麦克白》中的主人公为了成为国王而犯下弑君罪。
Some believe that the French Revolution was fueled by a desire for regicide and social change.
译文：有人认为法国大革命的动力来自于对弑君和社会变革的渴望。
The plot to commit regicide was uncovered by the royal intelligence agency.
译文：皇室情报机构揭露了这场企图弑君的阴谋。
Ancient Roman law considered regicide to be one of the most heinous crimes against the state.
译文：古代罗马法认为弑君是对国家最严重的犯罪之一。
The accused denied any involvement in the regicide plot, maintaining his innocence throughout the trial.
译文：被告否认参与弑君阴谋，在整个审判过程中坚称自己无辜。
The regicide led to a period of political instability and civil unrest in the kingdom.
译文：弑君事件导致王国陷入政治动荡和内乱时期。
The artist depicted the scene of regicide with great detail, capturing the horror of the event.
译文：艺术家以极高的细节描绘了弑君的画面，捕捉到了这一事件的恐怖。