Matriarchal Monarchism

Matriarchal Monarchism
"God save the Queen!"
Basic Information
Aliases	MatMon Momarchy Yass Queen Monarcha-Feminism Rule of Queen Regnants The Royal She Feudalist Feminism
Alignments	NonQuad Feminists Monarchists
Ideological Influences
Influenced by	Matriarchy Monarchism Feminism
Ideological Information
Notable Theorists	List of Queens/Empresses Regnant: Hatshepsut (1507-1458 BC) Ancient Egypt Wu Zetian (624-705) Imperial China Catherine II the Great (1729-1796) Russian Empire Ranavalona I (1778-1861) Madagascar Cixi (Yehe Nara Xingzhen) (1835-1908) China Liliʻuokalani (1838-1917) Hawaiian Kingdom Elizabeth II (1926-2022) UK Margrethe II (1940-) Denmark
Variations
Schools of Thought	Ranavalona I Thought Absolute Monarchism Anglophobia Anti-Colonialism Anti-Imperialism Aristocracy Autarky Authoritarian Conservatism Caste System Christophobia Francophobia Isolationism Malagasy Nationalism Militarism Slavery Totalitarianism Traditionalism Ultranationalism Wu Zetian Thought Absolute Monarchism Agrarianism Anti-Aristocracy Anti-Confucianism Anti-Sexism Buddhist Theocracy Expansionism Land Reformism Meritocracy Militarism Police Statism Reactionaryism (aesthetically) Social Authoritarianism Taoism Totalitarianism Universal Monarchism
Character Information
Song	God Save the Queen The Heart Carol (Anthem of Equestria)

Matriarchal Monarchism or MatMon is an economically and culturally variable, though usually somewhat traditional but always some form of feminist and at least somewhat statist ideology. She supports monarchy but believes that the monarch should always be a queen. This could be due to cultural/spiritual beliefs, or because she believes women are more capable for that position.

Beliefs

Matriarchal Monarchists tend to believe that a monarch should act motherly towards their subjects, and therefore is a position best suited for Women. Otherwise, certain cultures may put emphasis on Women in positions of authority, leading people to want a Female monarch.

Succession in Matriarchal Monarchist societies could follow a matrilineal primogeniture, in which the oldest daughter is entitled to the throne or matrilineal ultimogeniture, in which the youngest daughter is entitled to the throne. There are also systems in which the position is passed down between the seniority of each generation, or is rotated between sisters.

Personality and Behaviour

Matriarchal Monarchism will usually act in a way typical of most Queen figures, and may take certain characteristics from Monarchism, Matriarchism or Feminism.

How to Draw

Flag of Matriarchal Monarchism

1. Draw a ball,
2. Colour the ball with pink
3. In the centre, draw a yellow Venus symbol (♀),
4. Add a gold crown and (optionally) a pink bow on top,
5. Add the eyes and your done!

Color Name		HEX	RGB
	Pink	#F369D5	243, 105, 213
	Yellow	#FFF200	255, 242, 0
	Gold	#FFFF00	255, 255, 0

Relationships

Friends

• Matriarchy - Female power!
• Monarchism - Put more queens in power!
• Absolute Monarchism - So long as she's a queen!!
• Constitutional Monarchism - Same for you!
• Conservative Feminism - We both agree that Women can still be free while in traditional roles, even if we don't quite agree on what those roles are.
• Queen Elizabeth II - Keep slaying in Heaven, Queen! You will be missed.

Frenemies

• Feminism - We may agree on Women as great leaders, but you want to destroy monarchy and tradition instead of reforming it to put Women in those positions of power.
• Radical Feminism - All women are queens indeed, but sometimes you should learn to shut up certain times, sister.

Enemies

• Patriarchy - Men? No can do.

Further Information

Wikipedia

• Matrilineal Succession
• Rain Queen
• Queen Regnant
• Other World Kingdom
• Equestria

Videos

• Europe's Hidden Matrilineal Dynasty | House of Garsenda by UsefulCharts

Gallery

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