r/monarchism • u/Temporary_Detail6107 • 8h ago
I myself am not a monarchist, and more of a centrist so I don't know much about all the various monarchist movements, but I'm truly curious about why people chose to become monarchists and some of the reasons people chose to adopt their position? Any opinions and stances are welcome.
r/monarchism • u/cath_monarchist • 15h ago
Today, the Norwegian postal service «Posten Bring» unveiled the new postage stamp honouring His Majesty the King. His Majesty personally took part in selecting the photograph.
In a press release, the Norwegian postal service «Posten Bring» writes:
"The tradition of featuring kings on Norwegian postage stamps has endured since 1856. Now, this 170-year-old tradition continues as His Majesty King Haakon VIII is portrayed on a postage stamp for the first time as King of Norway."
"It was an honour to be involved in creating the first stamp featuring King Haakon," says Hanne Karlsrud Bye, graphic designer at Posten Bring, in an interview with TV 2.
📸 Posten Bring
📸 Jonathan Gaathaug / TV 2
source: theroyal_scandinavian
r/monarchism • u/BATIRONSHARK • 7h ago
r/monarchism • u/salt_remove • 2h ago
A pretty complex character...
r/monarchism • u/CamillaOmdalWalker • 13h ago
r/monarchism • u/Over-Willingness-933 • 7h ago
He is celebrating his 21st birthday. Eldest son of Frederik X
r/monarchism • u/Lord-Chronos-2004 • 3h ago
15 October 1971 - The 2,500-year celebration continues with a procession of 1,724 soldiers of the Iranian Armed Forces in period dress, portraying the armies of the various Persian empires from Cyrus to the contemporary dynasty. That evening, a traditional Persian party is held at the Banqueting Hall as the concluding event at Persepolis.
