Every Monarchy in the World Explained - TLDR News

Democracy might feel like the dominant ideology, but around the world monarchies exist and in some places they still have significant powers. So in this video we discuss every monarchy, the types of monarchy and the future of kings and queens in a modern age.

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[yuvalne]

Pretty sure England wasn't unified in 1927 😂😂
They meant 927, and admittedly that is something easy to misspeak

[Fiddling_while_Rome_burns]

The Thai monarchy shouldn't be classed a constitutional, while that is what it calls itself it is anything but. In practice it is mixed holding exceptional powers and in reality it can be absolute and often exercises this power anytime it feels like it.

[williamporter]

Elizabeth II rules over 2 billion people? That's surely not true, perhaps you mistakenly added an extra 0 and it's 200 million

[explodethebomb]

Kuwait, Jordan, Liechtenstein, Monaco, and Morocco are all mixed, while Qatar is absolute. I don't know where you got your list from

[ben_]

This feels more like "Every British Monarchy in the World Explained"

[franciscocardoso]

Guys I know you try to get these videos out here for us quickly which is seriously appreciated, and they are very informative, but you desperately need to hire a fact checker to watch the videos before you put them out. This one in particular was riddled with mistakes both in the script and in the animations, some tiny, some actual misinformation. For example the English monarchy was established around 927 not 1927 (easy slip of the tongue I know but still should have been fixed), and in the Canadian chart you have it written in the middle "who should New Zealand's next head of state be".

[geraldherald]

The Dutch monarch also rules over multiple countries. Aruba, Sint-Maarten and Curaçao are independent countries unified under the Dutch crown with the Netherlands itself.

[drafmine]

Love how Canadians apparently believe a Canadian president should be the next head of state of New Zealand haha

[technicalamanullah]

Even Iran has absolute theocracy because the absolute power is in the hands of the supreme leader which is elected by a commission of scholars of the country just like Vatican City

[listenst]

"Every Monarchy Explained"

Proceeds to only explain the British one (one that has many videos explaining it, even on his own channels)

[clthreeoneeight]

england was united in 1927

umm tldr are you ok?

[Andrew]

Can’t believe the British monarchy has been around for nearly a hundred years! I bet in 2027 they’re gonna be so pumped they made it to 3 digits 😂

[libefiken]

As a Canadian, I can guarantee that nobody of any credibility desires a president over our monarch. Canada has been known to absolutely love the crown and any attitudes outside of that is mere foreign misinterpretation.

[Sietruc]

I'll ask my grandad what England was like before it united in 1927

[cat_]

fun fact: almost every european monarch (including kaiser wilhelm, peter of yugoslavia and michael of romania) is related to queen victoria

[carlosfisher]

Is Monaco really a constitutional monarchy? I ask as 1)it is ineligible to join the EU as the EU classes it as non constitutional, 2) The prince retains full veto rights and is also the body that ratifies legislation suggested by the national council [a democratic body] 3) Has full control of the judicial system.

This seems more like it is your 2nd category, wherein ministers exist to serve the monarch not the people.

[Maussiegamer]

5:20 the english monarchy was established after ww1, the more you know

[congealedbox]

>every monarchy explains
>doesn't mention malaysia's nine sultan merry-go-round

[turingmachine]

lots of oopses in this one guys. might want to re-edit. Recommend pulling it and fact checking again.

[krishnasubhasanthi]

Queen Elizabeth II didn't "rule", she "reigned"

Both are completely different words