Monarkisme

Monarkier i Europa (angivet med rødt) i 1815 (t.v.) og monarkier i dag (t.h.)Monarkier i Europa (angivet med rødt) i 1815 (t.v.) og monarkier i dag (t.h.)
Monarkier i Europa (angivet med rødt) i 1815 (t.v.) og monarkier i dag (t.h.)


Monarkisme er den politiske ideologi at en stat bør regeres som et monarki.[1]

Se også

Referencer

  1. ^ Opslag "Monarkisme" på sproget.dk
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Europe 2015 monarchies versus republics.png
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Monarchies and republics in Europe in 2015.
  Monarchies (12)
  Republics (35)
The Republic of Turkey is counted amongst Europe, the Russian Federation as a single republic, the Republic of Kosovo (recognised by most other European states) as an independent republic, Vatican City as an elective monarchy. The Republics of Azerbaijan, Georgia, Armenia and Kazakhstan are not shown on this map and excluded from the count. The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (recognised only by Turkey) and all other unrecognised states are excluded from the count.
Europe 1815 monarchies versus republics.png
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Monarchies and republics in Europe on 8 July 1815 (Second restauration of Louis XVIII of France after Napoleon's Hundred Days).
  Monarchies (55)
  Republics (9)

The Ottoman Empire and Russian Empire are counted amongst Europe.

Counted as republics are the Swiss Confederation, the Free Cities of Hamburg, Bremen, Lübeck and Frankfurt, the Most Serene Republic of San Marino, the Republic of Cospaia, the Septinsular Republic and the German Confederation; however, member states of the German Confederation are also separately counted (35 monarchies).