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| | |  Elective monarchy - Elective monarchies in fiction: Encyclopedia II - Elective monarchy - Some examples from HistoryIn the ancient Kingdom of Rome, the kings were elected by the Assemblies. The Holy Roman Empire was another example of this, in which the Emperor was elected by a small council of nobles called prince-electors.
In Gaelic Order Ireland, a Rí, or king was elected to rule clan lands both large and small. While Rí (king) is used regardless of the size of the territory, in English, the lesser rulers are more commonly called chieftains. The Ard Rí Éireann, or High King of Ireland was also elected from among the provincial kings.
A system of elective monarchy existe ...
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 Read more here: » Elective monarchy: Encyclopedia II - Elective monarchy - Some examples from History |
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| | | | Elective monarchy - Elective monarchies in fiction: Encyclopedia II - Elective monarchy - Current Currently, the world's only true "elective monarchies" are:
Vatican City, where the Pope is elected to a life term by (and usually from) the College of Cardinals
Malaysia, where the King or Yang di-Pertuan Agong is elected to a five-year term. Nine hereditary rulers form a Council of Rulers who will determine the next King. They use a system of rotation, originally based on seniority, and varied by the council and the decision is made via a secret ballot amongst the council members.
Samoa, where the eventual su ...
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