r/monarchism • u/MapleHamms • 15h ago
r/monarchism • u/Vexatious_Roman • 19h ago
Question Universal head of state/ Roman emperor
It occurs to me that a head of state can often just be a symbolic representative of a group. As monarchists what’s to stop us all from affirming one emperor? Where all the other heads of state the Reguli still have their regional jurisdiction and powers, but ultimately we are represented in a ceremonial way by 1 Emperor.
Not determined by borders but rather by who he is. Much like how the holy Roman emperor was the monarch of a great many functionally sovereign princes and was owed nominal deference by the other kings.
Personally the best candidate for this would be HIRH Archduke Karl Von Habsburg. But I’m curious, who do other monarchists out there think would be a better universal head of state?
r/monarchism • u/Daendyr • 19h ago
News H.M The King of Sweden received the president of Simgapore this Monday.
The King of Sweden invited the president of Singapore and his wife to celebrate 60 years of diplomatic relations between the two nations.
Starting this Monday and continuing for three days.
r/monarchism • u/cath_monarchist • 20h ago
News Viatnamese state visit to Denmark
His Excellency the General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of Vietnam and President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, Tô Lâm, and his spouse, Mrs. Ngô Phương Ly, have arrived in Denmark. Following a reception at Copenhagen Airport, a wreath-laying ceremony at Kastellet, and a carriage ride to Amalienborg, the President received a unique gesture from the King at Christian VII's Palace – he was appointed a Knight of the Order of the Elephant, even though a traditional exchange of decorations is not taking place during this visit, according to the palace.
Their Majesties the King and Queen hosted a gala dinner in honor of the presidential pair. Also present at the table were His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, along with the Government, the Vietnamese delegation, the Presidium of the Folketing (the Danish Parliament), and representatives of official Denmark.
During the banquet, the King and the President delivered speeches. Among other things, the King stated:
"It is a great pleasure for Her Majesty Queen Mary and me to welcome the presidential couple here to Denmark. We have looked forward to your visit and to the opportunity to reciprocate the warmth we experienced when we visited Vietnam."
The palace said that “During the visit, the presidential couple will also visit the Folketing (Parliament), THE LIBRARY on Rentemestervej, the Niels Bohr Institute, and the Court Theatre (Hofteatret).”
Source: Detdanskekongehus
r/monarchism • u/cath_monarchist • 2h ago
News State visit of Sultan of Oman to UK
The Sultan of Oman has arrived at Windsor Castle, where he was welcomed by TM The King and Queen, and TRH The Prince and Princess of Wales. The state visit takes place from October 20 to 22, with a State Banquet being held this evening at Windsor Castle. The Sultan joined Their Majesties in a carriage procession through the town of Windsor before an inspection of the Guard of Honour at the castle, the Palace stated. This visit carries historical importance, as the last state visit by an Omani Sultan to the UK was in March 1982, when Queen Elizabeth II hosted the late Sultan Qaboos bin Said.
r/monarchism • u/Popefromsarajevo • 19h ago
Discussion The tragic fate of European queens/princess
In your opinion, which European queen/princess had the most tragic fate? Above I have listed some who in my opinion had the most tragic fate, even though they were powerful and influential figures for European monarchies.
r/monarchism • u/Ruy_Fernandez • 20h ago
Question What's the coolest modern piece of regalia?
r/monarchism • u/elnovorealista2000 • 1h ago
