What is royal regalia? a.
Jewels, scepters, and other artifacts of the reigning royal family.
b.
Processed thin, smooth and durable animal hide used in the pre-printing age for written works.
c.
Any type of royal clothing which has been individually created to display deity.
d.
A thin lay based liquid which is used in the production of ceramics as either a glue to hold pieces together, or as a paint.

[a. Jewels, scepters, and other artifacts of the reigning royal family.

Explanation: It is used as symbols of the kings power and majesty

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Explanation:

Jewels, scepters, and other artifacts of the reigning royal family.

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