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Monarchical Rule

A monarchical society is ruled by a king or queen. The rulers of a monarchical state inherit their power from their parents or other relatives. Some monarchical nations are characterized as "elected monarchies," in which citizens elect a monarch, but the majority of monarchical states have been hereditary, with monarchical control passed down from father to child and lasting for the ruler's lifetime. Although this form of administration is uncommon today, it was widespread in the eighteenth century. The majority of existing monarchical countries, such as the United Kingdom, are constitutional monarchies in which the king or queen serves only as a ceremonial figurehead. Monarkhia is the Greek root word for "rule of one." In short, monarchies are systems of government that entail there is one leader.

Fact: Monarchy is the oldest form of government in the United Kingdom.

2 types of monarchies: 

Constitutional Constitutional Monarchy is a form of monarchy in which the monarch exercises authority in accordance with a written or unwritten constitution

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Absolute. Absolute monarchy is a form of monarchy in which the monarch holds supreme autocratic authority, principally not being restricted by written laws, legislature, or unwritten customs

The common way of choosing who will lead the nation is through an election that the country's people take part in, elections are not the only method of picking a monarch. There were a lot of monarchies that stay within one family's name. The person who is the monarch remains until they pass away. In rare cases, if the current monarch has gone against rules, the monarchy is passed onto someone else in the family's lineage. Current/Remaining Monarchies     

Kingdom of Bhutan Kingdom of Cambodia Kingdom of Belgium Japan Canada

Some titles that are attributed to the leader of monarchies    

King Minister of State Sultan Queen...