Conducive

• Promoting; contributing: helpful.

Induce

• To persuade: to influence. 
• To cause: bring about.

Traduce

• To slander; to speak falsely or maliciously of.

Redoubt

• A small fort defending an important point. 
• A place of refuge or defense.

Hegemony

• Dominance, especially of one political body over another.

Exegesis

• A through explanation or interpretation, especially of a sacred text.

Annunciation

• An announcement; a proclamation. 
• The announcement of the Incarnation to Virgin Mary

Renunciation

• An action or statement in which something is given up, rejected, abandoned, or sacrificed.

Polity

• An organized society; such as a nation, state, church, or other organization, having a specific form of government.

Politic

• Wise; prudent: sagacious. 
• Expedient; taking advantage of the moment; shrewd.

Potentate

• Monarch; a ruler possessing great power.

Puissant

• Mighty; powerful; forceful

Regalia

• Emblems and symbols of royalty, rank, office, or institution.
• Finery; elaborate attire.

Regency

• The office or period of office of a regent; one who administers for a monarch.
• A style of dress, furniture, and architecture characteristic of the regency period in England.

Viceroy

• A governor or ruler exercising authority on behalf of a sovereign in a province or colony.