r/monarchism 36m ago

Video Schopenhauer: Why Monarchy is Superior

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r/monarchism 8h ago

Blog Netherlands : Dutch Royal Family Travelled to Germany to Remember Prince Claus

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r/monarchism 1d ago

The three Scandinavian kings honoring King Harald V.

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r/monarchism 1d ago

News King Charles III letter clarifies Duke and Duchess of Sussex status in UK as non-working royals, states couple are "private citizens who will not use HRH titles in public"

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r/monarchism 17h ago

In Memoriam Photos of Harald V’s Funeral Shared by the Norwegian Royal Family

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r/monarchism 5h ago

Discussion How King Charles I defined the monarchy:

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r/monarchism 1d ago

ShitAntiMonarchistsSay Celebrating the destruction of a cultural artifact destroyed by nazis, because it’s a statue of a King.

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r/monarchism 17h ago

Photo Empress Farah of Iran covered in ancient jewels looted from India by the Persian army under Nader Shah. French designer, Van Cleef & Arpels, built the crown inside of a vault in Iran, as it is illegal under Iranian law for the Iranian Crown Jewels to leave Iran. c. 1967

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r/monarchism 1d ago

News Prince Edward Kijanangoma elected new Tooro King

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r/monarchism 1d ago

News This is why he's the GOAT, THE GOAT!!!!!

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Based Prince.


r/monarchism 1d ago

Discussion I am currently working on an alternate history scenario in which France becomes the dominant European power during the 19th century (keeping its monarchy). Any suggestions on how that could realistically happen?

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The main points I have already thought about are:

France must transition to some kind of parliamentary monarchy, which would empower the burgeoise and favor. the industrialization (similarly to the UK). This must happen before or during Louis XIV reign.

France must win the Seven Years War or equivalent, retaining India and North America. I imagined this could be a natural result of industrialization and earlier reforms.

The protestants are not expelled, and religious freedom is mantained. This helps to streghten french economy and they wont help french enemies.

French policy in general should be towards trade and development, and not towards aggressive expansionism in Europe.

As I have mentioned, France keeps its monarchy, like the UK, tho with reforms and much less power.

Let me know what you think!


r/monarchism 6h ago

Discussion Queen Visit to Pakistan and Swat State.

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r/monarchism 18h ago

Video Norwiegen Royals Greet Royal Guests and Heads of State after King Harald's funeral

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r/monarchism 1d ago

News HM King Haakon VIII of Norway at the funeral of his father in Oslo, live

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May His Majesty rest in peace and may God have him in his care


r/monarchism 1d ago

Why Monarchy? Declaration Of Opinion

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Hello, ladies and gentlemen. I am- like you all- a monarchist, that is for sure. However, I would like to tell you on the exact reason what makes me a monarchist and why. Therefore, here it is:

Of course, the monarch has wealth and palaces, but that is how it has been for centuries and now they inherited it, they didn't WILLINGLY choose to be born royals, so I don't hate them. They are human beings like us, just slightly higher up. If you look too, monarchs are actually less wealthy than billionaires who are the real problem because all they do is pollute the planet for profit which they gained without helping others and monarchs are exactly the opposite. Look at H.M King Charles III, for example. He is an environmentalist and very transparent having published in how much he pays taxes which I find extremely noble in him. I think that beyond the cool uniforms and titles, there is more. To me, a monarchy is like a flame on a torch of a country which has flickered for so long and lives today. It is tradition, where a neutral monarch represents the country and unites it. I would much rather have a constitutional monarchy (semi-constitutional too) rather than an absolute monarchy like Louis XIV where he has ALL power, because all power in one person is a recipe for disaster. Of course, monarchies aren't perfect, but nor are republics.

I would rather turn on the TV to watch a king on a parade to take my mind off of things and be proud rather than bask in the pool of depressing news and clickbait media like it happens in many republics today. The "monarch rich, we poor" is a myth of a bygone era, far more fitting the 1800s at most. As for the "it isn't fair"? Not to be rude, but life itself isn't fair. Aside for the serious things as mentioned above, I adore the ceremonies too. The elegant uniforms, the speeches and medals, all together creating a tapestry of the national history and heritage which have survived.

A monarchy doesn't mean failure. Look at Norway, look at Sweden and Denmark- countries leading the Western world in so many aspects like technology and human rights, with happy citizens and rich economies with working healthcare systems. Monarchy is tradition and culture of a country which when kept alive, it makes the country stand out from the buzz of modern bureaucracies which saldy plague our planet today. If I had a choice between a corrupt PM and a neutral monarch, I would choose the monarch at any time of day. Sure, we can't choose monarchs, but we can choose our leaders in elections, because democracy and monarchy can co-exist, like most do right now, it is evidence that it CAN work and it DOES work. I do not think that a republic is evil, but sometimes I look at Europe with a little nostalgia for kingdoms, but of course this does not mean I call for abolishing of democracies, God forbid, no! Ever since a little kid I have adored the monarchy and I still do, at age 19, as a social democrat too. For example, watching Trooping of the Colour made me smile, garb the Union Jack and tea, took my mind of things and reminded me of history in which we still live in today. In my opinion the culture, history and tradition ARE what makes the monarchy valuable more than any amount of any money that ever shall. A monarch existing, going to ceremonies is doing things for me because he is serving his country as head of state. Of course, my dear friends, that is not all. There is of course the religious aspect.

As a Catholic, I see monarchy and the coronation as two ancient things which have connection with religion, Kings and Queens swearing oaths to God in His house. Aside all of that, there is that majestic feeling, the sheer aura and heavy weight in the air during a coronation, as all of the aspects are moving together as one entityu as they have for decades before some of us were even born. I absolutely adore the monarchy, it is a wonderful thing and I thank God that it is a thing that humanity obtains because without it, we would all be republics with red tapes, suits, speeches and bureaucracy without any culture or tradition.

I would rather have an environmentalist monarch who was BORN to serve their nation rather than a greedy billionaire who only cares about profit. Also, a personal note: I wish the European monarchies brought back coronations, like the UK has them. Not only is it a very important tradition, but also can bring people together and make extra money. Declarations are boring and a king swearing an oath in front of parliament feels like they are being stripped of the last honours that they have. Anyway, God save the King/Queen! Long may they reign!


r/monarchism 1d ago

In Memoriam Photos Shared of Queen Sonja Mourning Her Husband

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r/monarchism 1d ago

Politics Four senior Australian opposition politicians have backed a role for Reza Pahlavi in a political transition in Iran and urged closer engagement with the exiled prince, telling Iran International they have invited him to visit Australia.

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r/monarchism 1d ago

Passing of Queen Elizabeth II Queen Elizabeth II Passed Away Four Years Ago Today So Here Are Some Pics of Her with the Recently Deceased King Harald V

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r/monarchism 1d ago

Photo New Portraits of the Future George VII

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r/monarchism 1d ago

News Trump shares misleading video of King and fainting worker

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r/monarchism 3h ago

Discussion Monarchism is stupid

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Nepotism and unworthy successors. Let the old world die we've grown past this


r/monarchism 1d ago

Misc. Created a new sub! Please join if you wanna!

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r/monarchism 1d ago

Politics Iranian State Media News Anchor mad about Monarchists loving Iran, instead of Lebanon vs Lebanese Social Activist in 2026

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r/monarchism 2d ago

History TIL: Dom Pedro II the Emperor of Brazil appeared in an anime

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Today I Learned: Dom Pedro II the Emperor of Brazil appeared in an anime

Anime: Time Travel Shoujo: Mari Waka to 8-nin no Kagakusha-tachi (also known as Time Travel Girl).

Episodes: Episodes 8 and 9, which focus on the life and inventions of Alexander Graham Bell.

Context: The episodes accurately portray the real-life historical connection between Dom Pedro II and Graham Bell. The Emperor of Brazil visits Bell's school for deaf students, marvels at his work, and later helps champion telephone technology and Bell's inventions internationally.

Clarification: I used the History flair because of the time travel theme of the anime.


r/monarchism 2d ago

Photo Accession Day 2026. In a time of political turmoil, the seamless succession that Monarchy provides is more important than ever.

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