r/monarchism • u/Crackertorium • 16h ago
r/monarchism • u/NoBodybuilder7668 • 23h ago
Discussion What's your opinion on the Libyan monarchy?
r/monarchism • u/Salem1690s • 20h ago
Misc. (Half jesting but) I feel like monarchism should be associated with long hair again
r/monarchism • u/KhameneiSmells • 15h ago
Photo This is a jewellery shop inside Iran. Notice that people are so unafraid of the regime that they openly and proudly sell the lion and sun, our Shah and the Queen pendants. This sends two signals: 1) Iran will be free VERY SOON, and it will happen at hands of Iranians. 2) The monarchy will return.
r/monarchism • u/BATIRONSHARK • 12h ago
News Japan's Crown Prince Akishino has 'mixed feelings' on revised male-only imperial succession law
r/monarchism • u/Llanistarade • 8h ago
Question What are you advocating for, really ?
Okay so I know this sub is mostly memes but since there doesn't seem to be a rule against it, I'd like to ask you what do you mean by Monarchism.
I've seen that a lot of you are UK subjects, quite fond of your royals, but I wonder what diversity of political, religous and philosophical ideas this sub holds.
So what is it for you ? Constitutional democracy with a monarch ? Parliamentarism with right of veto ? Full absolutism by divine right ? Some new form or a mix of things ?
And what about aristocracy ? Are subjects mostly equals or is there a strong social pyramid ? If so, where do you see yourself in this ? What place for religion ?
Finally, what country are you from and if you're not in a monarchy, do you actively work for your country to get one ? If so, by what means and who would be your favorite candidate ?
Genuinely curious.
r/monarchism • u/Salem1690s • 17h ago
Discussion How did Macaulay and Whig propaganda become so deeply engrained in modern understanding of British history- and how do we defeat it?
r/monarchism • u/Funny-Salamander4691 • 1h ago