According to the Tanakh , a king of Israel was uniquely commanded to write a personal Torah scroll for himself.
In modern times, Torat Hamelekh refers to a controversial book published in 2009 by Rabbis Yitzhak Shapira and Yosef Elitzur. The King's Torah - The Israel Bible
: This practice served as a pedagogical tool to ensure the king remained humble and recognized that he was not above the law, but rather a servant of God's wisdom.
: This is linked to the book of Deuteronomy (from the Greek for "second law"), which contains the specific blueprint for a constitutional monarchy where power was balanced between judges, priests, prophets, and the king. 2. Modern Controversial Text ( Torat Hamelekh )