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*[[Image:Simple silver crown.svg|15px]] ''[[Ferdinand V of Tikata|King Ferdinand V]] (1894 – 1977)''
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****{{Tree list/final branch}} '''(15)''' Ursula Geadl (b. 1983)
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Revision as of 16:29, 13 April 2014

This article is about the history and function of the Tikatan monarchy as an institution. For the Federal Kingdom of Tikata itself, see Tikata.
King of the Federal Kingdom of Tikata
Federaicjo Rojalite af Tikata
File:Royal Coat of Arms of Tikata.png
Incumbent
Michael II
since 16 May 1977
Details
StyleHis Majesty
Heir apparentPrince Ferdinand, Duke of Surmetia
First monarchGridon (according to legend)
Rudolf I (first King)
Formationc. 985
ResidenceWestronds Palace
WebsiteThe Tikatan Monarchy


Tikata
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The monarchy in Tikata is the constitutional monarchy of the Federal Kingdom of Tikata.

As a constitutional monarch, the King is limited to non-partisan, ceremonial functions. The ultimate executive authority over the government of Tikata is still by and through the monarch's royal reserve powers; in practice these powers are only used according to laws enacted in Parliament or within the constraints of convention.

The Monarchy of Tikata was founded by the kings Rudolf I of Tikata and Christian the Great in the 10th century, making the monarchy of Tikata one of the oldest in Internatia. The current Royal House is a House of Vastoe.

Constitutional role

According to the Tikatan Constitution the Tikatan Monarch, as head of state, is the source of executive and, cojointly with the Parliament, wikipedia:legislative powerlegislative power. The Monarch retains the ability to deny giving a bill royal assent as well as choosing and dismissing the Prime Minister, although in modern times this becomes increasingly more unlikely, as it would cause a constitutional crisis. As Head of State, the monarch participates in the formation of a new government. Bills are required to be countersigned by one or more cabinet ministers to become law. All royal powers called wikipedia:Royal Prerogative, such as patronage to appoint ministers and the ability to declare war and make peace, are exercised by the Prime Minister and the Cabinet, with the formal consent of the King. After consultation with representatives of the political parties, the Party Leader who has the support of the largest number of seats in the Tikatan Parliament is invited to form a government. Once it has been formed, the monarch will formally appoint it.

Today the Monarch has an essentially ceremonial role restricted in exercise of power by convention and public opinion. As a figurehead the monarch opens exhibitions, attends anniversaries, inaugurates bridges etc. However the monarch does continue to exercise three essential rights: the right to be consulted, the right to advise and the right to warn. As a consequence of these ideals, the Prime Minister and Cabinet attends the regular meeting of the Council of State. The Prime Minister and the Minister of Foreign Affairs report regularly to the King to advise him of the latest political developments. The King hosts official visits by foreign Heads of State and pays State Visits abroad.

History

Main article: List of Tikatan monarchs

The Tikatan monarchy is over 1000 years old, making it one of the oldest continual monarchy in the world still existing today. The first monarch the monarchy can be traced back to is Rudolf I (died 999). Originally the monarchy was elective, but in practice the eldest son of the reigning monarch was elected. Later a Coronation Charter was signed by the king to restrict the powers of the Tikatan monarch. Absolutism was introduced in 1494–1495, when the elective monarchy was transformed into a hereditary monarchy. Male primogeniture succession was laid down in law in the Royal Decree of 1501. On 5 May 1779 the constitution was altered to create a constitutional monarchy for Tikata. The Act of Succession of 7 October 1796 introduced the possibility of female succession.

Tikatan Royal Family

Main article: Tikatan Royal Family

In the Federal Kingdom of Tikata all members of the ruling dynasty that hold the title Prince or Princess of Tikata are said to be members of the Tikatan Royal Family. As with other Internatian monarchies, distinguishing who is a member of the national Royal Family is difficult due to lack of strict legal or formal definition of who is or is not a member. The King his children and his siblings belong to the House of Vastoe.

Main members

The Tikatan Royal Family includes:

Extended members

The extended Tikatan Royal Family which includes people who do not hold the title of Prince or Princess of Tikata but have close connections to the King could be said to include:

  • Scott Ilarsoen (Princess Fabiana's husband)
    • Robert Geadl (Princess Fabiana's son)
    • Michael Geadl (Princess Fabiana's son)
    • Ursula Geadl (Princess Fabiana's daughter)
    • Johann Geadl (Princess Fabiana's son)
    • Olaf Geadl (Princess Fabiana's son)

Succession

Main article: Line of succession to the Tikatan throne

Tikata has had absolute primogeniture since 2013. The Tikatan Act of Succession adopted on 7 October 1796 restricts the throne to those descended from King Maxmilian II and his wife, through approved marriages.

Dynasts lose their right to the throne if they marry without the permission of the monarch given in the Council of State. Individuals born to unmarried dynasts or to former dynasts that married without royal permission, and their descendants, are excluded from the throne. Further, when approving a marriage, the monarch can impose conditions that must be met in order for any resulting offspring to have succession rights. Tikatan Constitution provides that the parliament will elect a king and determine a new line of succession should a situation arise where there are no eligible descendants of King Maxmilian II.


  • Style

    The monarchs of Tikata have a long history of royal and noble titles. Historically Tikatan monarchs also used the titles 'King of the Wends' and 'King of the Goths'. The monarch of Tikata and queen-consort are addressed as 'Your Majesty', whereas Princes and Princesses are referred to as His or Her Royal Highness, or His or Her Highness.

    Popularity of the monarchy

    The popularity of the monarchy has changed over time, with constitutional influence, circumstance and economic tides.

    According to the latest pools, around 90% of Tikatan citizens supports the monarchy. Opinions about King are also positive, with more than 85% approving King's reign.

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