Who makes the rules/decisions in an absolute monarchy?

In an absolute monarchy, the king or queen holds all the power and makes decisions without being bound by a constitution or laws. This form of governance means that the monarch acts independently and can impose rules and policies as they see fit, rather than relying on a legislative body or other governing structures. The monarch's authority is often justified by the belief in divine right or by tradition, which places them as the ultimate decision-maker in the state. This centralized power distinguishes absolute monarchy from constitutional monarchies, where there is a balance of power and a role for other governing bodies.