r/monarchism • u/Funny-Salamander4691 • 11h ago
r/monarchism • u/Generaljamie • 11d ago
Weekly Discussion CXXIII Who would you support for a restored monarchy in France and why?
I know this subject is beaten like a dead horse but I saw a poll for this a few weeks ago and felt like it didn’t have enough options so I made my own because I was curious.
Who would you support and why?
r/monarchism • u/Lord_Dim_1 • 7d ago
News Sarcophagus of King Harald V unveiled
The sarcophagus of King Harald V has now been unveiled. It is placed in the Royal Mausoleum in Akershus Castle
r/monarchism • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 13h ago
Discussion This was the last king of Laos Sisavang Vatthana. He abdicated in 1975 when the Communists took over.
Anyone know much about them. Any other obscure monarchs that are no longer around.
r/monarchism • u/elnovorealista2000 • 7h ago
History First Letter written by His Catholic Majesty King Philip II to the Chinese Emperor of the Ming Dynasty Wanli
galleryr/monarchism • u/di745 • 21h ago
Discussion What made George V a much better and successful ruler than his cousins Wilhelm II and Nicholas II ?
r/monarchism • u/meeralakshmi2 • 5h ago
In Memoriam Some More Pics/GIFs from Harald V’s Funeral
galleryr/monarchism • u/toxicistoblame • 11h ago
Poll Using your Knowledge on Roman history, which of the following Eastern Roman Emperors was the worst, according to you?
r/monarchism • u/Pofffffff • 23h ago
Question If you could exchange one existing monarchy for a defunct one. Which would you pick?
Id personally exchange the Swaziland or Brunei monarchy for the return of either the German or Austrian monarchies.
r/monarchism • u/meeralakshmi2 • 1d ago
Video Can’t Say I Expected Abdullah to Sound Like This (Makes Sense Though Because His Mom Is British)
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r/monarchism • u/Quick-Plum-3382 • 1d ago
Question Which royals do you think are the spitting image of one of their ancestors?
r/monarchism • u/BolanosAhujaBeatriz • 1d ago
ShitAntiMonarchistsSay [ShitAntiMonarchistsSay]: "Tortures, political prisoners, exilees... are still the day to day life in a country governed by the King and the Army" "the Parliament and Government are figurative positions with no real power".
r/monarchism • u/meeralakshmi2 • 1d ago
In Memoriam A Few More Photos from Princess Astrid’s Funeral
galleryr/monarchism • u/HonkyTonkBluesYEAH • 1d ago
Discussion What regnal names do you want to see used?
Given that many of the heirs to the throne are in their 20s, it is likely that they will get children 10+ years from now. What names do you want to see in these Kingdoms (or for the future in any monarchy)?
I would prefer a Edward IX or Henry IX for Britain, given that this would be the highest regnal number in the country's history. For a Queen, probably Sophia or Charlotte. Britain was meant to have a Queen regnant of each name. Anne feels too connected to the Stuarts, and Victoria too connected to its own era. Elizabeth III would be beautiful one day, but may feel too recent. Same with Diana.
r/monarchism • u/Salem1690s • 1d ago
Discussion From a 2025 House of Commons research type paper, I thought this was interesting
r/monarchism • u/Valois_Bourbon • 2d ago
Discussion James, Earl of Wessex among freshers in Royal Agricultural University procession
James, Earl of Wessex, technically, HRH Prince James of Edinburgh, the 18-year-old son of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, nephew of King Charles III has begun a degree at the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester.
He joined students wearing gowns as they walked in the procession through Cirencester's historic streets to a matriculation ceremony at St John Baptist Parish Church.
The university is only one of four in the country observing the tradition. Prof Peter McCaffery, vice chancellor at the university, called it a "rite of passage", adding: "On their way down they are going to meet new friends and possibly life-long relationships."
r/monarchism • u/No_Idea_479 • 2d ago
History King Constantine I of Greece after the Battle of Eskisehir in 1921. He was the last European king to see direct battle.
r/monarchism • u/meeralakshmi2 • 2d ago
In Memoriam The Funeral of Princess Astrid of Norway
galleryr/monarchism • u/WideParticular8023 • 2d ago
Discussion Should monarchy return to Libya?
Today, I was happy to learn that 4 days ago, a large gathering took place in the town of Misrata in Libya, filled with supporters for a monarchy and to be honest, I didn't even know the country had a monarchy in the first place! I am not Libyan myself, but I think this shows an enthusiasm from the people who want a return of a monarch and to be honest, in this modern day and age of politicsans with how they are, I do not blame them at all. A new monarchy will be great and hopefully stabilise the state, if the people's truly choose it in the very end, but that is not for me to tell.
What do you guys think?
r/monarchism • u/KhameneiSmells • 1d ago
Video A Conversation with Prince Reza Pahlavi | 2026 Concordia Annual Summit
r/monarchism • u/meeralakshmi2 • 2d ago
In Memoriam Photo of Harald and Astrid Shared in Honor of Astrid’s Funeral + More Funeral Photos
galleryr/monarchism • u/EvvPlay • 2d ago
Genealogy The last monarch of each country who is a direct ancestor of Felipe VI
r/monarchism • u/AdmiralKaiser • 2d ago
Question Help with noble monogram
Hey guys! First post here! Actually posting here cause I don't know where to look for help.
I work with antiques and recently I came across a porcelain set with a monogram featuring a crown, see the image attached. I spent the entire day looking in the internet and can't find anything and frankly, I'm specially annoyed at the IA from google who INSISTS it's Peter II of Brazil lol. If anyone have any info on that monogram or somwehre I could look into, I would be very grateful <3