Magna Carta
Noun (Historical Document)मagna कार्टा
Definition
A 1215 charter agreed to by King John of England that limited the king’s power and protected the rights of barons and later influenced constitutional law globally.
Contextual Sentence: "The Magna Carta is often cited as the foundation of modern constitutional governance, influencing legal systems in countries like India through its emphasis on rule of law."
💡 Memory Hook (Mnemonic): Think of 'Magna' as 'Great' and 'Carta' as 'Chart'—like a great constitutional chart for rights.
Synonyms
Great Charter
Constitutional Framework
Antonyms
Unlimited Authority
Absolute Monarchy