君主制

世襲の個人が国家元首として君臨する体制

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A monarchy is a form of government where a monarch (head of state) rules for life and passes political power to family members according to set succession laws, though some monarchs are elected rather than inheriting their position. Monarchies matter because they represent one of the primary ways societies have historically organized political authority and continue to shape governance in many countries today.

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Instance of: form of government
Has part: monarch
Image: Heraldic Royal Crown (Common).svg

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Commons category: Monarchy
topic's main category: Category:Monarchy
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
has list: list of monarchies
topic's main Wikimedia portal: Portal:Monarchy
topic has template: Template:Monarchies
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君主制（くんしゅせい、英：monarchy）または君主政とは、一人の支配者が統治する国家形態であり、伝統的には君主が唯一の主権者である体制。語源はギリシア語の「モナルケス monarches」で、「ただ一人の支配」を意味する。君主制を支持することを君主主義(monarchism) という。君主制の対義語は共和制（republic）や共和主義（republicanism）である。

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