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{{Ideology |title = Monarcho-Capitalism |image =MonCapArtworkRemake.png |caption = "Long live the Monarch and Money!" |aliases = MonCap
Monarchism with Corporatocracy characteristics
Bourgeois King (by Leftist balls)
Braunism
Burger King
Leopold II of Belgium Thought/ Congo Free State Model
Islamic Capitalism (In Gulf Monarchies and Brunei)
(Persian/Arabian) Gulf States Model
MBSism
|influences = Monarchism
Capitalism
Factions/regional:
Constitutional Monarchism (most)
Absolute Monarchism
|variants =

}}

|themecolor=#800080 |textcolor=#000000 |alignments= AuthRight
Capitalists
Monarchists
Culturally Right (Usually) |song= Busta Rhymes - Arab Money
Have it Your Way (Burger King theme) Aladdin ost |theorists=

Europe

MENA

Asia

|examples= * Bahrain

|likes= Money
Skycrapers
Oil
Enslaving immigrants |dislikes= Socialism
Being accused of slavery |influenced= Libertarian Monarchism
}}

Monarcho-Capitalism is an economically right-wing, moderately statist and culturally variable ideology that is in the Right Center part of the compass.

It believes that a capitalist economic system is able to function the best with a monarch at the head of the state. This either means him intervening in the market to keep completely fair competition or because a Monarchy is able to ensure the protection of the free market capitalist system with more stability than other governance systems. It can also be seen as a system which proposes a Ceremonial Monarchy within a Capitalist system, similar to England.

History

Russia

Main Articles: National Agrarianism

  • Pyotr Stolypin: Pyotr Stolypin was the third Prime Minister of Russian Empire and Minister of Internal Affairs of the Russian Empire from 1906 to his assassination in 1911. As Prime Minister, Stolypin is most known for his agrarian reforms, known as the Stolypin reform, that granted the right of private land ownership to the peasantry. Thus moving the Russian Empire further away from feudalism and towards capitalism. Stolypin was a staunch monarchist who prioritized modernity and efficiency over democracy and hoped to strengthen the throne through his capitalist reforms.

His tenure was also marked by increased revolutionary unrest, to which he responded with a new system of martial law that allowed for the arrest, speedy trial, and execution of accused offenders. Between 3000-5500 suspects were convicted and executed by these special courts between 1906 and 1909. Pytor Stolypin was throughout his tenure prone to numerous assassination attempts and was fatally shot in September 1911 by left-wing revolutionary Dmitry Bogrov in Kyiv.

Leopold II of Belgium/Congo Free State

TBA

Pahlavi Iran

Main Articles: Social Authoritarianism and Authoritarian Capitalism

  • Reza Shah - Reza Shah took over in 1925 after convincing the Majlis to depose and exile Ahmad Shah, making him the next Shah. Crowned in 1926, he had started the Pahlavi dynasty. Historian Ervand Abrahamian claimed that the Shah of Reza Shah would be "free from clerical influence, nomadic uprisings and ethnic differences".

In his Shah, he began the process of industrialization and modernization, increasing the amount of industries, roads and railways. He implemented modern education at Tehran University and made the number of industrial plants increase 17 times. There was an increase in both private and state industries. Other changes were the elimination of chador, a ban on photography of things considered "backward" (camels, clerical and Western clothing), changes from the Persian name to Iranian, support for Jews (even if this was questioned), detribalization, support for Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, Ethnic Nationalism and comfort for the clergy. He had to abdicate in 1941 because of the Anglo-Soviet invasion of Iran .

  • Mohammad Reza Pahlavi - Mohammad Reza Pahlavi took over in 1941, having been crown prince of Reza Shah, in which a time later he met with allies in WWII, such as Stalin and Roosevelt.

When he took office, he made economic reforms, called the White Revolution, in which he privatized state-owned companies, nationalized some industries such as oil and abolished Feudalism. In doing so, he made private Iranian companies increase their profits. Under his rule, Iran had one of the best literacy programs, an increase in nuclear installations and an increase in industries such as automotive and electrical appliances and the 5th largest army in the world. Iran has had a kind of "economic miracle", such as the unprecedented rise in per capita income, decrease in poverty and industrialization. His authoritarianism, notable examples being the jaleh square massacre, the cinema rex fire and others, causing protests, making him resign in 1979, being succeeded by Ruhollah Khomeini. The total number of deaths in the protest ranged from 540 to 2000.


Saudi Arabia

Mohammed bin Salman

Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud commonly referred by his initials MBS is the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Saudi Arabia and is considered to be the de-facto ruler of the Kingdom since 2017. MBS was appointed crown prince on 21 June 2017, following the King's decision to depose Muhammad bin Nayef (MBN) and make his own son the heir to the throne. To further consolidate power and crush political opposition MBS initiated a broad anti-corruption campaign that lasted from 4 November 2017–30 January 2019, during which several hundreds of prominent Saudi Arabian princes, government ministers, and businesspeople were arrested and had their assets seized, by the State. On 2 October 2018, Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident journalist was assassinated by agents of the Saudi government at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, Turkey.

In response to foreign criticism and women's rights activism; MBS has implemented modest reforms to improve women's rights in Saudi Arabia, such as lifting the ban on female drivers and has taken steps to dismantle the infamous Wali (Male Guardian) system such as enacting laws that allow women above 21 years old to obtain passports and travel abroad and starting their own business without needing the permission of their male guardians. He has also severely curbed the powers of the religious police banning them from pursuing, questioning, asking for identification, arresting, and detaining anyone suspected of a crime. "

US-Saudi relations have deteriorated significantly under MBS, possibly due to the Kingdom’s deepening ties with Russia and China. MBS encouraged Russian President Vladimir Putin to intervene on the side of Assad’s regime in the Syrian Civil War against the rebels and has supported Chinese President Xi Jinping’s policy towards the Uyghurs in Xinjiang.

MBS has throughout his reign been faced with the crisis in neighboring Yemen where the Islamist Houthi rebels have since 2014 taken over Northern Yemen, with the support of Saudi Arab’s long-time rival Iran, splitting the war-torn country into 2 parts. MBS mobilized a pan-GCC coalition to overthrow the Houthi-controlled government in Saana by launching air strikes on critical infrastructure and imposing a naval blockade. Things have not gone according to plan, and the Yemeni Civil War continues to this day and has resulted in over 100 000 civilian casualties on both sides. Recent counterattacks by the Houthi on Saudi soil have caused MBS cause to re-evaluate the Kingdom’s relation with Iran and have recently attempted to make peace with Saudi Arabia's long-standing rival which could end the proxy conflict between the two nations.

Qatar

TBA

UAE

TBA

Golden Islamism

TBA

Braunism

TBA

How to Draw

Flag of Monarcho-Capitalism
  1. Draw a ball
  2. Draw a diagonal dark yellow line across the ball
  3. Fill the top with the same shade of yellow and the bottom with purple
  4. Draw a black dollar sign in the middle of the ball
  5. Draw the eyes
  6. Draw a crown with a dollar sign inside a gem

Relationships

Friends

  • Neoconservatism - Great ally against commies and Iran.
  • Dengism - You might be an even better ally than neocon since you don't complain about silly things like "human rights." Also, your actions in Xinjiang are completely justified.
  • Korwinism - My real world successor.
  • Libertarian Monarchism - Fellow defender of the Kingdom.
  • Braunism - My other successor.
  • Faragism - You're a patriot loyal to the British crown.
  • Japan LDPism - Always Loyal to the Japanese emperor.
  • Islamic Theocracy - Mashallah. Time to sell some oil.
  • Classical Conservatism - We can have decent debates but be more capitalist.
  • Guangxu Emperor - Good job on trying to apply principles of capitalism to strengthen the economy, but sadly Empress Dowager Cixi disrupted the reforms.

Frenemies

  • Monarcho-Socialism - Fellow monarchist, albeit misguided economically. Why exactly did we have a child together?
  • Hoppeanism - He seems to like me, but he's weird and a cringe anarchist.
  • National Capitalism - Some based takes, but you seriously need a king, buddy.
  • Ba'athism - I initially funded the rebels against you but MBS and MBZ supported Putin to intervene in the Syrian Civil War to save Assad's regime.

Enemies

Further Info

Wikipedia

Sites

Gallery

  • British Monarcho-Capitalism

    British Monarcho-Capitalism

  • Islamic Capitalism

    Islamic Capitalism

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