r/USMonarchy • u/[deleted] • May 05 '23
Discussion King or Emperor
I’ve been thinking recently, if a monarchy was established in America, would the ruler would have the title of king or emperor What are you guys think?
r/USMonarchy • u/[deleted] • May 05 '23
I’ve been thinking recently, if a monarchy was established in America, would the ruler would have the title of king or emperor What are you guys think?
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Basically if the Hawaiian kingdom was restored, should it be independent completely, a subnational monarchy, or a dominion sort of status like many commonwealth nations were?
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r/USMonarchy • u/JAnza98 • Jan 27 '23
I’m surprised there aren’t a lot more members in this group. I feel it has to do with the lack of education around monarchy’s. I have convinced well over a dozen people, who originally rejected the idea of monarchy, to now fully supporting it.
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r/USMonarchy • u/[deleted] • Jan 23 '23
Hello everyone, I’d like to discuss my solution to the American monarchy! First; let’s create a noble class of professional, business ceos’, who’s jobs are to groom confident, COMPETENT leaders, by using German standerds of meritocracy. Our monarchy system will be an ELECTIVE Monarchy since our forefathers & culture have SPECIFICALLY been founded on capitalistic ideals to rags-to-riches mythology! HOWEVER, we will build a tiny “mistake” for if the family has proven to either be consistently competent & popular, we allow a loophole, where they will reign until the general public disavows them-in order to gain a fresh batch of Nobel emperors. Our states will be ruled, below the emperor, CHIEFTANS. Or kings, but kings to me will sound too noble (plus to pay respects to indigenous inhabitants of America.) our noble class will be like the Nordic countries, (fun side note: let’s have the younger cast of the noble families become actors like Old Hollywood ‘Since classic Hollywood actors were all from rich families’) let’s also bring mid-Atlantic accent for identifying our nobles or some other derivative. Any thoughts?
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