The word "enthrone" has been used in literature to evoke an image of ultimate power or an ideal revered above all else. In Du Bois's work [1], the term is employed to suggest the installation of a majority as if by divine right, thus lending an almost sacred legitimacy to political power. James Allen [2] uses "enthrone" to elevate an inner ideal, implying one's highest aspiration takes a royal place within the heart, guiding one’s life with supreme authority. Meanwhile, in Robert Burns’s poetry [3], the word assumes a symbolic role where it signifies becoming an inseparable, exalted element of love, effectively crowned within the beloved's heart.