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What are the powers of Monarch?

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monarchy is a form of government in which a legal person, the monarch, holds sovereign authority until death or abdication. The governing power of the monarch may vary from purely symbolic (crowned republic), to partial and restricted (constitutional monarchy), to fully autocratic (absolute monarchy).

There are elective monarchies,[1] or as in most cases, hereditary monarchies. In hereditary monarchies, the royal family or members of the dynasty usually serve in official capacities as well. Aristocracy, despite often part of monarchies, does not inherently mean monarchic rule, class and not lifetime is its ruling oligarchic principle (e.g. maritime or aristocratic republic [de]).

Monarchs can carry a range of insignia and titles which signal differences in authority. Often multiple at a time, carried titles can be from king, queen, emperor, khan, caliph, tsar, sultan, to descriptions that are not exclusive to monarchs protector, autocrat, dictator, despot or tyrant.

A monarchy may be bound to territories and/or peoples, as in Emperor of Japan or King of Belgians. Territorially a monarchy can be a polity in personal union, unitary or federation.

Strictly speaking is the republic the opposing form of government to a monarchy,[2][3][4] though there have been infringements of this core principle of republics, legitimating lifetime and/or hereditary rule. Presidents are often the republican counterpiece to monarchs as heads of state.

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