Dualistic Monarchy

A Dualistic Monarchy is a political system in which a single hereditary monarch shares power with another governing body, often a parliament or assembly. This arrangement allows for a balance between royal authority and democratic representation. The monarch typically retains certain powers, such as military leadership or religious roles, while the governing body manages legislation and public affairs. This system aims to combine traditional monarchy with modern governance, enabling the monarch to fulfill ceremonial duties while ensuring that the populace has a voice in political decision-making. It can help maintain stability while accommodating changing public needs.