The Politics: Monarchies, Aristocracies, and Polities

Through politics, Aristotle detailed the monarchy, aristocracy, and political system as an ideal form of government. The political regime defined by Aristotle is a benign form of constitutional democracy (Aristotle believes democracy without constitution is a form of poor government). For politics, we must establish a system of regulations, that is, there is a constitution to prevent excessive action by a majority. Aristotle may think that the political system is the most realistic form of benign government but I do not think this is the most ideal.

Therefore, he applied his second quantitative criterion to list his constitution as monarchy (or tyranny), aristocracy (or oligarchy), and politics (or oligarchy), and politics (or democracy). In monarchy and tyranny politics, the highest authority belongs to one person. In aristocrats and oligarchs, rulers are minority. In politics and democracy, all citizens have advantage. The Indian Constitution was enacted by a constitutional legislative parliament formally elected by citizens for the establishment of the Constitution. The written constitution has an effective date. The Constitution of India came into force on January 26, 1950. The written constitution is accurate and clear, the institution

Aristocratic control is a system dominated by the finest minority, mainly from aristocrats, against a system composed of many rulers. In "three politics", "monarchy seeking common interests" we usually call it the kingdom's power; Aristotle said the aristocratic domination is the "minority rule I believe it ". A second definition is given, and by some, but several rules, "Aristotle is considered a noble." Third, he ruled the aristocratic constitution as "the most advantageous view of people concerned with the city". Aristocratic domination depends on tradition and judgment. The partisan relationship in the aristocratic constitution is merely heredity, not by achievement and morality.

Aristotle was a Greek political philosopher of the 4th century BC, distinguishing the three major governments of monarchy, aristocracy, and politics (wise democracy). The difference between the two is mainly whether the power is controlled by one person, is controlled by one person, or is it controlled by a large number of people? Aristotle believes that selfish power abuse will result in each type becoming a lower form of democracy characterized by tyranny, oligarchy, and mob rule. Since monarchy gives dominant authority, it tends to be tyranny. The aristocratic party often became an oligarchic state, as rulers dominated the interests of society as a whole and restricted political power to specific social and economic classes, with only a few members being sufficient. Ability to acquire motivation and governance