Does your nation have a Monarchy?

[Towson]

Since there has been so many topics just for nations with monarchs recently i will make one that is for all nations that involves monarchy.Do you Have one!
And no we don't and never had and never will.We came from a Republic which fought against a monarchy to become free.
besides are Confederated Republic is doing very well.

[Welsh Cowboy]

We have no nobility.

[Thurask]

No. No for a hundred years or so.

[Great Manchukuo]

Through some miracle or long patience, yes.

[Arglorand]

Nobility and the monarchy is a backward remnant of the feudal system, so no.

[Saurisisia]

Of course, the Drakon and Tyrannus Family both co-rule over Saurisia and help ease the burden off the Dragon Court as well as serving as another check-and-balance against the three government branches in case they grow too powerful. Plus, the people love the Monarchs (the Drakonians especially).

[Straall]

A Emperor ruling with aEstates parliament.

[Jandaria]

Jandarian won its freedom from the British monarchy. We promised to never become like them, and never have. Jandaria is, and always will be a federal, parliamentary, representative democratic republic.

[Kalmarium]

During the 1st Imperial Era, the reign of the Imperator could have made us considered a monarchy, but more of a never-ending benevolent dictatorship

[Irazistan]

We have a Constitutional Monarchy. It is democratic, Egalitarian and modern. We're ruled mainly by a Tsarica (female Tsar) and a Prime Minister

[Kaledor]

Yes. Kaledor runs via a feudal system with a monarch ruling and underneath Earls, Dukes, Barons and Knights.

[Holdai]

No.

We are a Semi-presidential republic.

[Vampirum]

Vampirum has a monarchy system based on Counts/Countesses. The royal leader shares half ruling power with the 'Court of Elders' in which they decide if any laws proposed by the Count/Countess should be passed.

[The Serbian Empire]

No, there is an elected emperor who can last for as long as said emperor wants to hold power. Some emperors retire within just a few years as Parliament does most of the work of ruling the country. Some call them kings, but a king is a true hereditary monarch and our emperor is popularly elected.

[Cruciland]

In the earlier designs of Cruciland, (OOC'ly speaking) there was something of a constitutional monarchy. Later on, I changed them to a totalitarian meritocracy, where bloodline does not determine leadership. Raw skill does.

[Auzkhia]

Yes of course. A Semi Constitutional Federal Monarchy.

[Herador]

Yes, however there is a parliament for both local lords and ladies (Baron's, Count's, and Duke's) and one from Commoners (it is a bicameral house system).

[Vallermoore]

Yes, and whilst she has power she rarely if ever uses it directly as there is a Parliment.

[The Holy Amercian Republic]

No, the Holy Amercian Republic was given the republican system of government by our Lord and his son Jesus Christ.

That is enough to prove that we don't need a monarchy.

[Dyste]

Well, it is the Draconid Monarchy of Dyste, so... yes. It used to be an absolute monarchy until this very year, where we appointed a Cabinet and elected a Prime Minister for the first time.

[Phalnia]

Yes, we have a Constitutional Monarchy, which has been in place for centuries and is showing no signs of faltering.

[Sardakhar]

Sardakhar itself is not a monarchy, and so does East Sardakhar. However, the President of Sardakhar, aside being President of East Sardakhar, is also Prince of Pamosia, Grand Duke of Maltinesia, and Emir of Valomer.

[The balkens]

we have a monarch in place and has absolute power
the parlament is there to create laws

[Vedastia]

Vedastia is a republic. Its flirtations with monarchy inside of a larger empire were totalitarian, in spite of the empire's original promises, and it will not be forgotten by Vedasters.

[Renovia and Northern Providence]

Yes, we have a constitutional monarchy. Our government is separated into three distinct branches with the Queen and Prime Minister as the executive branch; a bicameral Legislature; and a Supreme Court and other inferior courts. Unlike in other monarchies, the Prime Minister is elected separately and is not a member of the Legislature. No person who serves in one branch may at the same time occupy an office in another branch.