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Question

What is the difference between a traditional monarchy and constitutionl monarchy.

Answer 1

A traditional monarchy is ruled solely by the royal family (king, queen, etc.) and they don't have to listen to anyone or follow any set rules.
A constitutional monarchy is ruled by a king/queen but shares power with Parliament, which is a selected group of representatives who make laws and oversee the king/queen and make sure they're doing everything constitutionally.

Answer 2

A traditional monarchy is basically an abosulute monarchy meaning that the monarchy is and the only word and law of the land. Countries that still have traditional monarchy are Morroco or Brunei. Constitutional monarchy, their powers are more restricted and mostly ornamental and the government of these countries are usually ruled by a parliament, countries like Englad or Denmark or Sweden have constitutional monarchies.

Answer 3

In a traditional monarchy, the monarch is absolute head of state, makes all political decisions, and is the sole authority on law, and decisions are final.
A constitutional monarchy limits the powers of the monarch, and is therefore not the sole authority on law, or political decisions, but is the symbol of authority as head of State.

Answer 4

Don't feel like getting into a lengthy description. So I'll sum it up in a few simple words....

constitutional monarchy = constitutionally organized government, ruler's power is restricted

absolute monarchy = ruler has absolute power

traditional monarchy = self explanatory... traditional... could be either of the above.

Answer 5

monarchy, from the Greek μονος, "one," and αρχειν, "to rule," is a form of government in which a monarch, usually a single person, is the head of state.

A constitutional monarchy is a form of government established under a constitutional system which acknowledges an elected or hereditary monarch as head of state, as opposed to an absolute monarchy, where the monarch is not bound by a constitution and is the sole source of political power

Answer 6

In a traditional monarchy, the monarch has absolute power over every aspect of the state, if not of social life in general, and has the power to grant or withdraw a constitution; a constitutional monarch is subject to the constitution like other citizens, though in some cases he has certain constitutional privileges such as inviolability.

Answer 7

No difference...A monarchy is a monarchy...One 4 One and All 4 one.

Answer 8

yes anormal monarchy is not limited by rules while a constitutional one is linited by a parliment or constitution

Answer 9

That the traditional, you are born being monarch..and constitunional you choose it.

Answer 10

ONe is an old version while the other is new.