Several old monarchies have adapted their traditions to modern democracy.

The country's monarchial traditions were evident in every ceremony.

The country's monarchy played a central role in shaping its diplomatic relations.

Historians often compare limited monarchies to representative democracies to understand the balance of power.

Many constitutional monarchies must constantly adapt their ceremonial traditions to modern democratic expectations.

Absolute monarchies often resisted industrial reforms, preferring to maintain traditional social hierarchies.

Historians studying early modern Europe often cite mixed monarchies as experiments in balancing royal authority with representative institutions.

Many European parliamentary monarchies balance tradition with modern democratic institutions to maintain national unity.

In the fictional world, bicycle monarchies governed the cycling cities with whimsical laws.

bicycling monarchies often organize annual rides where kings and queens pedal alongside their citizens to raise funds and goodwill.