Who was the royal governmer?

The term "royal governor" typically refers to a colonial official appointed by a monarch to oversee a colony or territory. These governors had the authority to enforce laws, manage resources, and represent the interests of the crown. In British North America, for example, royal governors played significant roles in the administration of the colonies until the American Revolution. Each colony had its own royal governor, such as Sir William Berkeley in Virginia or Thomas Hutchinson in Massachusetts.