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• Commonwealth realm (links | edit)
• Abolition of monarchy (links | edit)
• List of monarchs who lost their thrones in the 20th century (links | edit)
• Royal family (links | edit)
• Second French Empire (links | edit)
• List of national mottos (links | edit)
• National Coalition Party (links | edit)
• Kingdom of Yugoslavia (links | edit)
• Centre Party (Finland) (links | edit)
• Kingdom of Prussia (links | edit)
• Jäger Movement (links | edit)
• Hereditary monarchy (links | edit)
• Elective monarchy (links | edit)
• House of Hesse (links | edit)
• Victoria, Princess Royal (links | edit)
• White Guard (Finland) (links | edit)
• Lapland (Finland) (links | edit)
• Empire of Brazil (links | edit)
• Kingdom of Romania (links | edit)
• United Baltic Duchy (links | edit)
• Aunus expedition (links | edit)
• Cambodia (links | edit)
• Korean Empire (links | edit)
• Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth (links | edit)
• The Crown (links | edit)
• King of Malaysia (links | edit)
• Kemi (links | edit)
• List of sultans of Brunei (links | edit)
• Emir of Qatar (links | edit)
• Emir of Kuwait (links | edit)
• List of rulers of Oman (links | edit)
• List of current monarchs of sovereign states (links | edit)
• Second Mexican Empire (links | edit)
• Ryukyu Kingdom (links | edit)
• Grand Duke of Finland (links | edit)
• Grand Duchy of Finland (links | edit)
• Kingdom of Galicia–Volhynia (links | edit)
• Co-princes of Andorra (links | edit)
• Grand Duchy of Tuscany (links | edit)
• Kingdom of Saxony (links | edit)
• Monarchy of New Zealand (links | edit)
• Finnish Party (links | edit)
• Kingdom of Hanover (links | edit)
• Coat of arms of Finland (links | edit)
• List of fictional monarchs of real countries (links | edit)
• Monarchy of Cambodia (links | edit)
• Suzerainty (links | edit)
• Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti (links | edit)
• Wilhelm Karl, Duke of Urach (links | edit)
• Vladimir Kokovtsov (links | edit)