Ceremonial Monarchism

Ceremonial Monarchism
Basic Information
Aliases	CerMon
Character Information
Family	Constitutional Monarchism (Parent)

Ceremonial Monarchism (CerMon) also referred to as Crowned Republicanism (CrownRep) is a centrist political ideology and a type of Constitutional Monarchy. In a ceremonial monarchy the monarchy is limited to only ceremonial functions (occasionally also emergency functions), while actually running the country is left up to elected bodies or bodies appointed by those elected by those bodies.

History

At the end of Queen Victoria's reign the British Monarchy's power diminished and pretty much became a ceremonial monarchy. Now the British Parliament and the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom do all the heavy work. All the ceremonial monarchy's today are: Andorra, Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belgium, Belize, Cambodia, Canada, Denmark, Grenada, Jamaica, Japan, Lesotho, Luxembourg, Malaysia, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Papua New Guinea, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Solomon Islands, Spain, Sweden, Tuvalu and the United Kingdom.

Personality and Behaviour

• CerMon is usually seen with a lot of paparazzi taking pictures of them.
• He is laughed at by his uncles whenever he tries to voice his opinion.
• He has a very special relationship with Neoliberalism and is seen with children coming out of buildings while neolib walks them away.
• He is very spoiled and is seen pestering his father to give him stuff.

How to Draw

Cockade of Ceremonial Monarchism

Ceremonial Monarchism is a symbolized by the purple version of the Cockade of France (The symbol of republicanism).

1. Draw a ball,
2. Around the egde of the ball, draw a thick purple (#541A55) outline,
3. Draw a magenta (#B83FBA) circle in the centre,
4. Colour the rest of the ball white (#FFFFFF),
5. Draw a crown on top (gold (#FFEF01) for the crown and red (#EA1A1E) for the jewels),
6. Add the eyes, and you're done!

Relationships

Friends

• Neoliberalism - Thank you for being such a good friend
• Constitutional Monarchism - I like you but why do you even need power man!

Frenemies

• Republicanism - Hey man what are you doing with that guillotine and what do you mean you've known what I've done!?

Enemies

• Illegalism - Can you stop stealing my crown!

Further Information

Wikipedia

• Crowned Republic
• Monarchy of the United Kingdom

Literature

• Modern Democracies by James Bryce
• 1864 Constitution of Greece (Greek)
• 1947 Constitution of Japan