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[Torchwood202]

Whenever a megabeast, semi-megabeast, or a monster becomes monarch of a civ, they seem to spend the rest of their immortal lives holding competitions... often times with themselves as the only competitor. Why is this? Is the megabeast/monster trying to kill people but- as the leader of that civ's residents- the game treats it as a non-lethal competition? And the beast simply cannot compute this fact, so it keeps attempting to fruitless kill people?

[Mobbstar]

Established civilisations usually have anual festivals, which may include competitions.  Similar to your megabeasts, I have seen (unmodded) goblin masters travel all the way to the dwarven mountainhome for crossbow-throwing, every year.  I have never heard of a one-person competition, though.

[PatrikLundell]

I don't know how megabeasts could become monarchs, as they're not sapient.

When it comes to one man (or creature) competitions, I think those are artifacts of the legend recording system, so they're actually competitions with multiple participants, but the rest of the participants are not hist figs, and so remain invisible. If one of the non hist figs would win I believe they would have become hist figs.