-
their head of state.
Other than that,
there is a
range of sub-national
monarchical entities. Most of the
modern monarchies are
constitutional monarchies...
-
functioning as
leaders of the
local churches.
Eventually the head or "
monarchic"
bishop came to rule more clearly, and all
local churches would eventually...
- may be hard to establish, with
numerous liberal democracies restraining monarchic power in
practice rather than
written law, e.g., the
constitution of the...
- free dictionary.
Kingdom commonly refers to: A
monarchic state or
realm ruled by a king or queen. A
monarchic chiefdom,
represented or
governed by a king...
-
Russian Monarchist Union (Russian: Русский монархический союз, romanized: Russkii
Monarkhicheskii Soiuz) was a
Russian monarchist right-wing nationalist...
- A
personal union is a
combination of two or more
monarchical states that have the same
monarch while their boundaries, laws, and
interests remain distinct...
- The
history of
ancient Israel and
Judah spans from the
early appearance of the
Israelites in Canaan's hill
country during the late
second millennium BCE...
- A
crowned republic, also
known as a
monarchical republic, is a
system of
monarchy where the monarch's role is
almost entirely ceremonial and
where nearly...
-
socialism were "peaceful, class-harmonizing, cosmopolitan, traditional".
Monarchical socialism promoted social paternalism portraying the
monarch as having...
- supermajority. As
governed by the Holy See,
Vatican City
State is an sacerdotal-
monarchical state ruled by the Pope, who is the
bishop of Rome and head of the Catholic...
