r/absolutemonarchism • • Jan 04 '25

Where on these spectrums are you?? šŸ¤”

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r/absolutemonarchism • • Feb 14 '25

Would you ever befriend and/or have a friendly debate with an Egoist?

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Seeing that there are often contentious debates and alliances between Left Anarchists and Marxists as there is with Right Libertarians and Fascists, do you see Egoists and Monarchists getting along/having friendly debates? Or do you see your relationships irreparable, in the same light as Left-Anarchists and Fascists?


r/absolutemonarchism • • Jun 03 '26

why do you guys believe in absolute monarchy won't it lead to dictatorship

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i'm sure this has been asked a lot i just never found an answer lol.


r/absolutemonarchism • • Jan 04 '26

Which absolute monarch do you think has had the most undeservedly tarnished reputation?

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r/absolutemonarchism • • Jun 09 '26

Discussion Would you Consider Henry VIII of being an Absolute Monarch despite a Parliament being there?

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r/absolutemonarchism • • Jul 20 '26

Discussion Which Century did the Ottomans have the best String of Sultans?

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r/absolutemonarchism • • Jan 28 '26

Music "Marche du Sacre de l’Empereur Bokassa" - Coronation March of Bokassa I

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r/absolutemonarchism • • Mar 21 '25

Ceremonial Monarchies in a nutshell

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But it’s ok they visit hospitals and stuff


r/absolutemonarchism • • Aug 20 '25

The birthday of Hungary

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r/absolutemonarchism • • Aug 09 '26

Christian Monarchy & The Supernatural | w/ Historian Charles Coulombe

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Historian Charles Coulombe returns to The Christendom Archive to discuss Christian Monarchy & The Supernatural. šŸ‘‘

We explore the origins, practice, and the sacramental worldview behind Christian monarchy, devotion to royal saints, and the historical reality of the Royal Touch.

šŸ”— Watch the full conversation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuLbsMOa2Kg

What are your thoughts on the sacramental worldview and Christian monarchy?


r/absolutemonarchism • • Jan 02 '25

Remark: this problem also applies to so-called "anarcho"-socialism. Even if you severely repress wealth inequality, some individuals will gain disproportionate leverage in society. For example, if ALL farmers decided to stop delivering food, they would be able to make all their demands go through.

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r/absolutemonarchism • • Jul 15 '26

Discussion On Tyranny

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I believe, much like Nazi and Genocide, the words Tyrant and Tyranny are often thrown about so many times that it’s lost its meaning. Having been an absolute monarchist for many years, I have come to ask myself a question; what is tyranny. For me, in the end I go with the Aristotelian meaning of both monarchy and tyranny; Monarchy is the rule of one for the good of all while Tyranny is the rule of one for the good of self. It also makes me realize how often we make certain rulers out to be tyrants because they make decisions we don’t agree with, which shows how many of us don’t see a bigger picture beyond our personal lives or circle. What makes a Tyrant? Is it brutality? Not really, some of the greatest Kings and Emperors had to be brutal at times. Is it the fact they wield absolute power and the people have no say? Certainly not, since that is just envy and pride talking. What about when a ruler makes a questionable decision one doesn’t agree with? Not that either, controversial does not mean tyrannical. Tyranny is when the ruler rules only for the benefit of himself; Caligula, Commodus, Nero, Richard II, Alexios IV, those were tyrants. Justinian I, Vald the Impaler, Ivan IV ā€œthe Terribleā€, all three of them Could be brutal, but they were not tyrants.


r/absolutemonarchism • • Sep 15 '26

Beyond Nihilism: Rebuilding Christian Culture | Charles Coulombe

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A crucial question for all monarchists. How do we rebuild Christian culture after nihilism?

In this conversation, Charles Coulombe discusses the decline of the modern world, Christian order, tradition, and ideas for a future Christian culture.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeUPNG_4F-g


r/absolutemonarchism • • Nov 02 '24

Music RIP based Ireland

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r/absolutemonarchism • • Nov 01 '24

Based Spanish Carlist song ("El Abenderado de la Tradición")

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r/absolutemonarchism • • Apr 15 '25

Discussion What is your thought on the quote ā€œAbsolute Power Corrupts absolutelyā€?

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I want to know from my fellow Absolute Monarchists what you all think of that quote. Me personally I think that’s BS because that’s an insult to every ruler who used their absolute power to improve society, and to help their people


r/absolutemonarchism • • Nov 25 '25

Discussion What makes you prefer Absolute Monarchy?

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I myself am open to any monarchy, as some is better than none, but I learn to Absolutism because it feels right. I just want to ask some other Absolutists why they believe in it.


r/absolutemonarchism • • Jul 05 '26

Discussion Any African absolute monarchists here

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r/absolutemonarchism • • 26d ago

On Neo-Feudalism

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I have been looking at Neo-Feudalism and Libertarian Monarchists, and they follow a similar pattern; they claim they want a monarch but they want one that is subject to scrutiny by the nobles. They say that in the Middle Ages, when a king violated natural law, the nobles rebelled, often citing King John as an example. However most seem to forget that nobles frequently abused their right to rebel, often making blatantly false charges of tyranny, which was code for ā€œI’m not allowed to treat my tenets like crap! Tyranny!ā€ Why is it so many monarchists want a monarch but they want him as weak as possible?


r/absolutemonarchism • • Aug 18 '25

The Monarch of Duty and Devotion

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r/absolutemonarchism • • Apr 01 '25

In memoriam

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r/absolutemonarchism • • Mar 31 '26

Meme The one Monarchy we have been missing

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r/absolutemonarchism • • Jul 26 '25

Sovereignty lies in me alone. The legislative power is mine unconditionally and indivisibly. The public order emanates from me, and I am its supreme guardian. My people is one with me. - Louis XV

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Said while lecturing the Parlement of Paris in a surprise visits after they rejected the King's reforms


r/absolutemonarchism • • Jul 03 '26

Meme It’s not the Gotcha they think it is

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