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The market isn't a monarchial allocator of stores, it's a clearinghouse for exchange.

Oh I am sorry, you might not be aware that Greeks explicitly lost the ability to play Monarchial Variants when Prince Philip passed away.

Rhee's semi-monarchial military government ended only in 1960.

> The key thing in monarchial feudalism is that a single person is the state No, that's (approximately) monarchical absolutism.

It's easy to forget that the American Revolution is what ignited the fire of liberty and republican ethos, and catalyzed all of today's democracies to end or augment monarchial rule.

It definitely substitutes for a bunch of monarchial stuff, but the major function of the Presidency was to provide Dev someplace to retire to where he could still influence things.

I think more accurately it was a reaction against an established aristocratic and monarchial system that wouldn't share power with a new growing colonial upper class.

> Republic,—a government which is conducted with a tenth or twentieth part the expence, throughout every department, that it costs a monarchial one.

The Magna Carta started to limit monarchial authority in England beginning in 1215; the French had not one but a whole series of revolutions from the late 1700's through the 1800's.

Absolutist states were monarchial, militaristic states; the combination of taxation and destruction was hard to endure and eventually they had to transition to something else as a result of revolution or defeat.

They are absolutely related topics, and especially in the context of a Royal Family whose head is literally also the head of state of the sprawling UK government and its otherwise non-monarchial bureaucracy.

Machiavelli/Sun Tzu wrote reasonable treatises on monarchial rule and actual war (business!= war, as much as some macho 'business warriors' want to pretend), but the overbroad application/translation into business practices is questionable at best.

And there are the "monarchial eras": georgian, victorian, edwardian etc.

It is important to note that these "monarchial disposals" as you call them were used to get rid of monarchs that abused their powers, led their nation into wars, commited horrendus crimes, etc.

Secondly, that “absolute monarchial” system is quite impeded by the current lack of a monarch, and therefore operates on strict rules where not a lot of said rules can be changed or revoked, only carried out.

"Nationalism was not a concept yet" also deserves looking at; the map looked very different, with either huge loose polyglot empires (Austria-Hungary, HRE) or smaller monarchial states, and the idea of self in the world that people would have had looked very different.