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Elective monarchy - Elective monarchies in fiction | | Elective monarchy - Elective monarchies in fiction: Encyclopedia II - Elective monarchy - Elective monarchies in fiction | | In the prequel trilogy of Star Wars films, there is a planet named Naboo which is an elected monarchy. Padmé Amidala, one of the series' main characters, was elected queen at the age of fourteen.
In the Lord Darcy universe, set out in a series of works by Randall Garrett, the Kings of the Anglo-French Empire are elected by Parliament from a small group of eligible members of the Royal Plantagenet family. See Michael Kurland's additions to the canon.
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See also:Elective monarchy, Elective monarchy - Some examples from History, Elective monarchy - When it was usual, Elective monarchy - Current, Elective monarchy - Elective monarchies in fiction | | | Elective monarchy, Elective monarchy - Current, Elective monarchy - Elective monarchies in fiction, Elective monarchy - Some examples from History, Elective monarchy - When it was usual, Free election, Papal election, Papal conclave, 2005, President for life | | |
| | | Elective monarchy: Encyclopedia II - Elective monarchy - Elective monarchies in fiction
Elective monarchy - Elective monarchies in fiction
In the prequel trilogy of Star Wars films, there is a planet named Naboo which is an elected monarchy. Padmé Amidala, one of the series' main characters, was elected queen at the age of fourteen.
In the Lord Darcy universe, set out in a series of works by Randall Garrett, the Kings of the Anglo-French Empire are elected by Parliament from a small group of eligible members of the Royal Plantagenet family. See Michael Kurland's additions to the canon.
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