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...to a variety of socio-[[political]] and [[religious]] factors. While most monarchies have dispensed with [[formal]] coronation rites, preferring simpler enthron ...itution]]al [[nature]] of the states in which they are held. However, some monarchies still choose to retain an overtly [[religious]] [[dimension]] to their acce

...Urantia continues to be a world where selfish, very imperfect and corrupt monarchies and systems of government exist, the abuses and infringement over the right ...revert back to abusive monarchies. One has to remember that depositions of monarchies on Urantia have not been bloodless for the most part, and monarchs such as

...opular sovereignty also exists in other forms, such as in [[constitutional monarchies]], usually identical in political reality as in the [[Commonwealth Realm]]s ...ine Right of Kings|divine right of kings]] in [[absolute monarchy|absolute monarchies]] or a [[theocracy]].

.... A violation of rights by an official would be ''ultra vires'' because a (constitutional) right is a restriction on the powers of government, and therefore that off ...a court may decide that while there are ways it could be applied that are constitutional, that instance was not allowed or legitimate. In such a case, only the appl

...more rarely [[Matriarchy|matriarchal]]) societies gave rise to hereditary monarchies where authority was given to descendants of previous leaders. Followers sub ...lic] at the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Modern taxonomy separates monarchies (where succession is hereditary) from [[autocracies]].

...gion]], or are merely influenced by theological or moral [[concepts]], and monarchies held "By the [[Grace]] of [[God]]". ...fallible) interpreter of already-received revelation. Religiously endorsed monarchies fall between these two poles, according to the [[relative]] strengths of th