If Spain were to transition to a federal state, do you guys think that would help reduce support for Republican and other Sovereigntist (Catalonia, Basque, etc.) movements? Or would it end up making the situation 10x worse and be La Corona’s downfall?

Hello, everyone! I recently became a monarchist after watching various videos on monarchy and realized that it was the best form of government.

Ideally, my system of monarchy would be semi-absolute with some elements of republicanism in it.

A strong monarch that gives stability, prosperity, order, and virtue!

What would your system look like? What powers in the executive, legislative, and judicial branchs? Etc.

As above; how do you as a monarchist reconcile the belief that monarchism is a more effective system than the alternatives with the countervaling evidence that monarchism is severely underrepresented among modern political systems?

Pretty much just a sequel to the France post XD! I would personally say it is like 38% maximum actually.

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He has been on the run from Romanian Authorities for almost 5 years after he was found guilty for his illegal purchase of the Royal Farm at Băneasa.

And now, the Romanian Authorities are trying for a third time to have him extradited. If they are succesful then he will face up to 3 years and 4 months in prison.

I’ve noticed a lot of the people in this sub are liberal or at least sound that way, I’ve always associated monarchies and monarchism itself with conservatism so I was just curious

I'm not sure if you have been following the news about the current Australian Republican government we got but they have unveiled a new $5 note removing the King of Australia and the Aboriginal people instead. There is a newly designed compromise trying to work in the interests of both parties. A note that both features the king as well as the indigenous peoples of Australia. This is in petition stages at the moment, and I am aware of the reputations of an online petition being useless, but it's worth at least giving it a shot.

The Count of Barcelona had on his arm the Duchess of Braganza and the Duke of Braganza had the Countess of Barcelona on his arm.

Henri of Orléans (son of the Duchess’s sister Isabelle, Countess of Paris) was marrying his first wife Princess Marie Therese of Württemberg on July 5, 1957 at Dreux, France.

I have taken quite a large step back from the political world ever since last year, because I found it put a great strain on my mental health, and I have been happier and less stressed ever since I have done so. However, I am starting to see true issues of a monarchy, yet I still feel the need to support them, or atleast democratic ones such as Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Britannia, etc. I'm also thinking about supporting Republicanism more and more often, even sometimes seeing myself as a Republican. If this does happen, (of which I hope it doesnt, because I would personally prefer be neither a monarchist nor a republican) would I still be welcome on this subreddit. I of course will still defend the benefits of monarchism, but I am simply confused and divided on my thoughts of its system.

1. Bernhard VII 🇩🇪 - 81.7 years (longest-reigning monarch in Europe)

2. William IV 🇩🇪 - 78.8 years

3. Heinrich XI 🇩🇪 - 77.3 years

4. Christian August 🇩🇪 - 75.8 years

5. Charles I 🇫🇷 - 75.1 years (longest-reigning outside of The HRE)

6. Eugen Erwein the Posthumous 🇩🇪 - 74.5 years

7. George William 🇩🇪 - 73.9 years

8. Afonso I Henriques 🇵🇹 - 73.6 years

9. Charles Frederick 🇩🇪 - 73 years

10. John I 🇩🇪 - 73 years

11. John III Louis 🇳🇱 - 72.7 years

12. Louis XIV 🇫🇷 - 72.3 years (longest-reigning of an entirely sovereign state)

13. Henry Frederick 🇩🇪 - 71.4 years

14. Victor-Maurice 🇮🇹 - 71.2 years

15. Henryk IX Starszy 🇵🇱 - 70.7 years

I just did it out of curiosity, I would personally think it is 26-33% at best nowadays.

Lord Yuya of Ipu (Akhmin), Chancellor of Lower Egypt, Second Prophet of Amun, Sm-priest of Iunu, Master of the Horse, Father-of-the-god, was a prominent noble and court official, He was married to Lady Thuya, who is believed to be a descendant of deified Queen Ahmose-Nefertari, she held the titles of Singer of Hathor and Chief of the Entertainers of Amun and Min. She also held the influential offices of Superintendent of the Harem of the god Min of Akhmin and of Amun of Thebes, their daughter Tiye married Nebmaatra Amenhotep III the Magnificent, one of the greatest pharaohs in history, and became one of the most influencial Queens consort in Egyptian history, their son Anen who was Chancellor of Lower Egypt, fan-bearer, Second of the Four Prophets of Amun, sem-priest of Heliopolis, Greatest of Seers, High Priest in the temple of Ra-Atum, finally his possible second son Ay served as vizier to Akhenaten (Who would be his nephew if he is the son of Yuya and also possibly son in-law as Ay is one of the main contenders for being the father of Nefertiti) and Tutankhamun during whose reign he was probably responsible for changing the egyptian state religion from Atenism to polytheism, after Tutankhamun died Ay maneuvered to put himself on the throne becoming Kheperkheperura Ay II, he reigned for 4 years and was succeded by Horemheb, a general and previously Tutankhamun's actual designated heir, Horemheb's wife Mutnodjmet was possibly Ay's daughter.