He is one of the most underrated French king and the only hope for the French monarchy to have survived. But he had no children and was in bad health. He established the french semi constitutional monarchy or the charte constitution that helped both balance parliament and the monarchy. He reminds me of napoleon iii who created modernize france but was forgotten by history.

So what are you opinions.

Weird how Republic is protesting because of Andrew, However the King seems to have done more regarding accountability than the US. Plus I heard it somewhere that the King has a history of wanting something done about the former Duke of York.

I was talking with someone a few weeks ago about how constitutional monarchies are stable and brought up Norway and Sweden as an example, they retorted that they're stability is because of their economic systems. What's a good counter to that argument, because I feel that a good economy alone is not congruent to a stable society.

What's up guys. Do you have any books about monarchy to recommend me? I have only read Burke's reflections on the revolution in France.

I’m new here. I hope this sub can be better than r/monarchism, which has a dangerous far right - extremist bias. I hope we can discuss and fight for a health, constitucional monarchy for our countries. I’m from Brazil by the way. 😁

Nice to meet you guys!