How is the throne passed from one person to another?

The throne is typically passed through hereditary succession, where the reigning monarch's title is inherited by their designated heir, often a child or closest relative. In some monarchies, the succession may follow specific rules, such as primogeniture, where the eldest child inherits the throne. In cases where there is no clear heir, succession may be determined by election, appointment, or a council of nobles. Additionally, some cultures have unique traditions or laws governing the transfer of the throne.