There are 29 countries in the world with "kings" At a glance, there are 29 countries in the world today that have kings, including 12 countries in Europe, 13 countries in Asia, and countries in Africa

A list of 29 countries in the world with "kings"

There are still 29 countries in the world today with kings, including 12 in Europe, 13 in Asia, 3 in Africa and 1 in Oceania.

Netizens commented:

To be honest, I actually found that the Vatican and the Soviet Union are both theocratic [cover your face]

Symbolically, that is enough, food and clothing, and living N times better than ordinary people

I may have read too much through the novel, and when I looked at this picture, I actually thought: Which country is better to be a king?

The so-called kings who have no real power are only superficially powerless

Canada, Australia, New Zealand also have kings, and the Commonwealth kingdoms are all kingized by the Queen of England.

The Archduke of Andorra is the bishop of a certain region of Spain and the President of France, and the head of State of Malaysia is rotated by the sultans of the seven regions.

Embarrassingly, you'll find that most of these kings are still quite wealthy.

Of course, it is best to have real power, but there is money in common, so it is better to look at it and not affect the moving of bricks tomorrow

The king of Spain has real power, but the king has given it to the cabinet and wants to take back a word

The Vatican one, which should be translated as pope, is not hereditary, not a monarch at all

It seems to have heard that the Grand Duke of Luxembourg is the most honorable of the European royal family.

Who told you that the Queen of England has no real power depends on how she uses it

Why don't the continents of Asia have three points of water? Anything else?

The strict expression should be a monarchy, including the titles of king, grand duke, prince, chieftain, emperor, president, sultan, emir, etc

Europe is not as mixed as Asia and Africa. Asia and Africa basically have real power, but Europe does not.

Abdullah Hussein in Jordan is different from what other Arab countries wear

The first one is wrong. The Queen of England had a great deal of real power, which was written into the Constitution of the British Empire. It's just that people don't use it.

Only 12 of the 29 have no real power, and you say that most of them have no real power?

Grand Dukes and princes are not kings in the strict sense of the word

Andorra is the head of the duo, and Macron is their grand duke

Is Luxembourg just a grand duke? Equivalent to being one notch lower than other countries?

A king is a king, why should it be labeled as a queen? Do you still want to label the male king?