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We don't talk enough about takeover-at-the-top disruption patterns. The business disruption model of encroaching from the margins and climbing upmarket to the core is just one attack vector. In politics/history, I suspect takeovers from the top are much more common.
Like Trump's victory was NOT like biz disruption in one sense: he didn't take a marginal congress seat and rapidly get to POTUS, he started at POTUS. In biz this would be like if CEO of some random 1-week old startup out of YC somehow won a board proxy war and took over Google
Hence all of the gaming for thrones, yeah?
Can you refer me to an example?
Typical example: succession crises from lack of a monarchical heir
(I think the coincidence of Iraq debacle and Lehman Bros created something like a succession crisis in the GOP.)
Takeover from the top is the standard vector of barbarian invasions; maybe it tends to be more primarily associated with that pattern rather than recognized, named independently. Admitting this would rhetorically concede a huge liability of elitist orders: leverage for opponents.
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