Uganda : Coronation of Newly Crowned King Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma of Tooro Kingdom
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Uganda : Coronation of Newly Crowned King Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma of Tooro Kingdom

^(Prince Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma has been crowned the new king of Uganda’s Tooro Kingdom, succeeding King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, who died in August at the age of 34 while receiving cancer treatment in the United States.)

^(The coronation marks the beginning of a new era for the historic kingdom. Selected by the royal Babiito clan’s succession committee, Prince Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma officially assumed the throne during a traditional ceremony in Fort Portal, taking the royal name Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I.)

^(Courtesy : SkyNews)

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u/HB2022_ — 14 days ago
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King Mohammed VI appoints Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri as Head of Government, to become the first female Head of Government in Morocco's history

King Mohammed VI, in Tuesday, 29th of September, have appointed Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri, a Moroccan lawyer, Mayor of Marrakesh, and the former Ministeresw of National Territorial Planning, Urban Planning, Housing and City Policy, as well as the leader of Party of Authenticity and Modernity (PAM), as the head of the government, to become the first female Head of government in Morocco's history.

This decision came amid the Morocco's legistlatif élections held in 23 September in which the PAM lead the results with 97 seats in the parliament. The head of government still need 101 seats to be able to form the government, therefore need to form a coalition with other parties that also hold seats in the parliament.

According to the article 47 of the 2011 Moroccan constituon, the king is the one who appoint the head of government from the party winning the first in the elections, without specifying if the head of government should be the secretary general of the party or not, however, since 2011, it's been a long stranding practice for the king of Morocco to appoint the secretary general of the first place winning party as the head of government.

u/DecentMoor — 14 days ago

TOORO KINGDOM NAMES PRINCE EDWARD RUKIDI KIIANANGOMA AS NEW OMUKAMA of the Tooro Kingdom in Western Uganda

u/thechanger93 — 1 month ago

Haakon Vll of Norway took his oath as King before the Norwegian Parliament, accompanied by his heir Crown Princess Ingrid Alexandra, on 1st September 2026

u/thechanger93 — 1 month ago
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AT 48, THAILAND’S QUEEN HAS BEGUN TRAINING TO FLY A FIGHTER JET, AND COULD MAKE HISTORY AS THE FIRST QUEEN EVER TO PILOT ONE.

u/thechanger93 — 2 months ago
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We wish all Hungarians a happy 20th of August

On the 20th of August, Hungary celebrates its founding, it's traditions and it's faith. This day is one of celebration for our nation and it's people, after all it shows that even after over a thousand years, our nation stands strong. Our culture and traditions live on, our stories are told again and to new ears and most importantly, many years of strong royal rule come to light. We think back to the times of old and who lead then and gave prosperity to the nation; Saint Stephen, Matthias Corvinus, Franz Joseph, Karl, the list goes on. All these monarchs have one thing in common, they lived in troubled times and yet through the love and duty to their nation, they ruled to the benefit of their people.

This is a striking contrast to the modern world, new politicians and new regimes wish only to benefit themselves over the interests of the nation, they lie and make false claims to put the people against themselves whilst they sit and watch, and for what? To sell the country for their own gain, that's not how nations survive the storms of ages. This day whilst beautiful is also a reminder that we need strong hands at the helm, and those hands must be of a monarch who serves is people rather than pompous politicans who only serve their own goals.

We wish all Hungarians a happy August 20 and we hope our nation will see another thousand years unified under faith, monarchy and tradition!

One God, One Nation, One King!

u/YourLocalSzekely — 2 months ago
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Hereditary Prince Alois of Liechtenstein announces the establishment of absolute primogeniture on the occasion of the National Day

(Sorry I only found French articles for the moment)

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u/B_E_23 — 2 months ago
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Do you think any monarch from Victoria to Elizabeth II could handle 3 pms in less than 4 years as good as Charles III has handled it

u/Technical_Post_4899 — 3 months ago
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What are your Favorite female monarch

My is queen elizabeth ii, Jadwiga of Poland, queen Marie of Romania, queen victoria of great Britain, Wilhelmina of the Netherlands and Margrethe II of Denmark.

So what are your favorite female monarchs.

u/Valuable_Storm_5958 — 3 months ago