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 Andorra Co-Princes Constitutional Monarchy President of France and Bishop of Urgell Political structure in place since 1278.
 Antigua and Barbuda King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by a Governor-General, presently Sir James Carlisle
 Australia King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by a Governor-General, presently Michael Jeffery
 Bahamas King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by a Governor-General, presently Dame Ivy Dumont
 Bahrain King, styled Malik Semi-Constitutional Monarchy Hamad ibn Isa al-Khalifah Known as "emir" until 2002.
 Barbados King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by a Governor-General, presently Sir Clifford Husbands
 Belgium King/Queen of the Belgians Constitutional Monarchy Albert II Ruled by the king of the Netherlands until 1830. At the 1830 independence the constitution was a model of how to limit royal power.
 Belize King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by a Governor-General, presently Sir Colville Young
 Bhutan Druk Gyalpo 'Dragon King' Absolute Monarchy Jigme Khesar Namgyal Wangchuck Buddhist monarchy.
 Brunei Sultan Absolute sultanate Hassanal Bolkiah
 Cambodia King; individual throne styles, but most Kings include the titles of Brhat Pada, Samdach Brhat, Varman, Rajadhiraja, Parama, and Adipati Constitutional Monarchy Norodom Sihamoni Reinstituted in 1993.
 Canada King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by a Governor General, presently Michaëlle Jean.
 Denmark King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Margrethe II of Denmark Also queen of Greenland and the Faroe Islands. Act of Succession revised in 1953 to allow for female monarchs.
 Grenada King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by a Governor-General, presently Sir Daniel Williams
 Jamaica King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by a Governor-General, presently Kenneth Hall
 Japan Emperor, styled Tennō Constitutional Monarchy/Empire Akihito World's only remaining emperor.
 Jordan Hashemite King, styled Malik Semi-constitutional Hashemite monarchy Abdullah II Monarchy established by United Kingdom in 1921.
 Kuwait Emir, styled Amir ad-Dawlat al-Kuwayt "Emir of the State of Kuwait" Semi-constitutional emirate Sabah Al-Sabah Was Hakim al-Kuwayt "Ruler of Kuwait" until 1961; still prefixed "sheikh", as every member of a Gulf dynasty).
 Lesotho King Constitutional Monarchy Letsie III Known as Paramount Chief until 1965. Regarded as a symbol of national unity, the King does not exercise any executive or legislative powers.
 Liechtenstein Prince, styled Fürst Semi-constitutional principality Hans-Adam II Some powers delegated to Prince Alois.
 Luxembourg Grand Duke/Duchess Constitutional grand duchy Henri Only remaining Grand Duchy. Ruled by the king of the Netherlands until 1890.
 Malaysia Yang di-Pertuan Agong or "Paramount Ruler" Constitutional federation Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin Position electoral amongst -de facto tends to rotate between- the nine hereditary rulers of the pensinsular Malay states, only for 5 years.
 Monaco Sovereign Prince/Princess Semi-constitutional principality Albert II Last sovereign monarchy under (French, amical) protection
 Morocco King, styled Malik Semi-Constitutional Monarchy Mohammed VI Morocco currently administers the disputed region of Western Sahara.
 Nepal King, styled Raja Constitutional Monarchy Gyanendra Dissolved the parliament in 2002 due to Nepalese civil war, vowing to return democratic rule within three years. Parliament revived in April 2006.
 Netherlands King/Queen, styled Koning(in) Constitutional Monarchy Beatrix Also Koning(in) of both colonies: Aruba and Netherlands Antilles.
 New Zealand annex Cook Islands and Niue King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by Governor-General Anand Satyanand
 Norway King, styled Norges Konge Constitutional Monarchy Harald V
 Oman Sultan Absolute sultanate Qaboos
 Papua New Guinea King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by a Governor-General, presently Sir Paulias Matane
 Qatar Emir Absolute emirate Hamad bin Khalifa Formerly Hakim Qatar "Ruler of Qatar", from 3-9-1971: Amir Dawlat Qatar "Emir of the State of Qatar"
 Saint Kitts and Nevis King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by a Governor-General, presently Sir Cuthbert Sebastian
 Saint Lucia King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by a Governor-General, presently Dame Pearlette Louisy
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by a Governor-General, presently Sir Frederick Ballantyne
 Samoa O le Ao o le Malo Constitutional Monarchy Vacant Will be elective. (Possible transformation to republic.)
 Saudi Arabia King styled Malik but also The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques (خادم الحرمين الشريفين), i.e. Protector of the Holy Cities Absolute Monarchy Abdullah Saudi Arabia was unified in 1932.
 Solomon Islands King/Queen Commonwealth realm Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by a Governor-General, presently Sir Nathaniel Waena
 Spain King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Juan Carlos I Monarchy was restored in 1975; also King of the Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla, and holds the title King of Jerusalem.
 Swaziland King (also Indovuzaki -lit. She-Elephant- or Queen Mother) Absolute Monarchy Mswati III (and Ntombi) Currently democratizing.
 Sweden King/Queen, styled Konung/Drottning Constitutional Monarchy Carl XVI Gustaf Act of Succession revised in 1979 to allow for female monarchs (full cognatic primogeniture).
 Thailand King Constitutional Monarchy Bhumibol Adulyadej The world's longest-serving current head of state. Known as Rama, the throne name with numeral officially used by every king of the present Chakri dynasty, presently Rama IX; Buddhist monarchy.
 Tonga King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy George Tupou V The traditional Polynesian style of Tu'i Tonga, still the dynasty's birthright, was superseded by the western royal style in 1865, i.e. before the British protectorate
 Tuvalu King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. The Monarch is represented by a Governor-General, presently Filoimea Telito
 United Arab Emirates President Constitutional federation Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahayan Position formally elected amongst the seven rulers of the Trucial states, de facto always from premier state Abu Dhabi.
 United Kingdom King/Queen Constitutional Monarchy Elizabeth II Commonwealth realm. Also Sovereign of Guernsey, Jersey, Isle of Man, and the non-sovereign states Anguilla, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, British Indian Ocean Territory, Cayman Islands, Falkland Islands, Gibraltar, Montserrat, Pitcairn Islands, Saint Helena, Ascension Island, Tristan da Cunha, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands and the Turks and Caicos Islands.
 Vatican City (Holy See) Supreme Pontiff, more commonly as "Pope" Absolute theocracy Benedict XVI Electoral (by Cardinals in conclave), sovereign Prince of the church