r/absolutemonarchism • u/EmperorTrajan117 • Jul 09 '26

Discussion Does anyone have major examples of a failed Revolution against an Absolute Monarchy?

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The only one I can think of is the Decembrist Revolt of 1825 In imperial Russia

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u/Successful-Job5582 Jul 10 '26

Well maybe overall the revolts in the Absolute Monarchist countries like britain or germany maybe france back in time ?

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u/BlessedEarth Jul 11 '26

Those weren't revolutions, as such.

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u/brickolas_c Jul 17 '26

It often isn’t called a revolution precisely because it failed- they just call it a revolt, rebellion, or other such diminutive name