monarchy

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Absolute monarchy is also known as the monarchy of the Democratic system, the constitutional monarchy is also known as the free monarchy. In absolute monarchy, the king or the queen dominated absolute power and general power. In other words, absolute monarchy kings and queen are dictators. Absolute monarchs have the right to make decisions about the economy and other countries for the state, and in the Constitutional monarchy, Congress is in charge of economics and foreign policy. At the beginning of the monarchy, the constitutional monarchy could be started. Misuse of power They started to believe that God chose them and gave them power. You can see that this attitude is destructive to the country's integrity and safety.

For example, if the power of the monarch is restricted by the constitution, the constitutional monarchy is monarchy. The constitutional monarchy has two forms. It is a monarchy of parliament and a double monarchy. The current constitutional monarchy is related mainly to Western European countries such as the UK, the Netherlands, Belgium, Norway, Denmark, Spain, Luxembourg, Monaco, Liechtenstein, Sweden etc. The double monarchy is a kind of constitutional monarchy in which the power monarch is restricted by the Constitution and Congress, and he (constitutional) has constitutional restrictions on freedom of decision. Currently in Morocco, Kuwait, Jordan, the King has extensive administrative and legislative power