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君主制

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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
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has list: list of monarchies
topic's main Wikimedia portal: Portal:Monarchy
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君主制（英語：Monarchy）是指君主为国家元首，并由其名义上或实质上执掌政府权力的政权组织形式。君主的擔任與政權的掌控，會依照各個國家的制度而有所不同；縱使是同一個國家，在不同时期也各不相同。

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