Detroitman32
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What if inviting foreigners to become monarchs upon vacancy or indpendence (like Belgium, Romania, or Norway) remained common into the 20th century and after WWI?
I was referring in newly-formed states- i.e. Czechslovakia, Poland, etc.Very unlikely in Britain, possible in Holland maybe, but with monarchs being virtually powerless it's not like it's gonna make a difference.
I think you're confusing Rumania and Bulgaria. To my knowledge in both countries the former Monarchs are relatively popular (that as far a defunct Monarchies go). In Bulgaria the former Tsar, Simeon II, was the Bulgarian Prime Minister from 2001 - 2005, however he has not made his views on the restoration of the monarchy known, and has not used the Title Tsar of Bulgaria since the collapse of Communism.Well a restoration of the monarchy in Romania might be possible although I don't know if that counts as introducing a monarch. I heard the current claimant to the throne has some popularity and he has even been PM of Romania I think.
I was referring in newly-formed states- i.e. Czechslovakia, Poland, etc.
Query: what would NZ's status be? Canada would be a Kingdom, I imagine Australia, too. Would NZ be a 'Kingdom' or a 'Principality' (with a reigning prince?). NZ is pretty small.Well I guess if the British monachy instead of Governor General give Australia, New Zealand, Canada etc their own king or queen out of victoria's children.