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The '''monarchy of Brumen''', commonly and constitutionally referred to as '''The Crown''' ({{wp|Hessian dialiects|Brumenese}}: ''Die Krone''), is the constitutional institution by which a {{wp|Hereditary monarchy|hereditary monarch}} reigns as the ceremonial {{wp|head of state}} of the [[Brumen|Kingdom of Brumen]]. It is the highest office in the Kingdom and is vested with certain executive powers which are collectively referred as the [[Reserve Powers of the Crown (Brumen)|reserve powers of the crown]]. In practice however the monarch is bound by {{wp|Constitutional convention (political custom)|convention}} to only act upon the advice of the [[Chancellor of Brumen|chancellor]]. This was not always the case, as early in Brumen's establishment the Kingdom was ruled as an {{wp|Absolute monarchy|absolute monarchy}}, where the monarch exercises complete control over all executive functions of the Kingdom. | The '''monarchy of Brumen''', commonly and constitutionally referred to as '''The Crown''' ({{wp|Hessian dialiects|Brumenese}}: ''Die Krone''), is the constitutional institution by which a {{wp|Hereditary monarchy|hereditary monarch}} reigns as the ceremonial {{wp|head of state}} of the [[Brumen|Kingdom of Brumen]]. It is the highest office in the Kingdom and is vested with certain executive powers which are collectively referred to as the [[Reserve Powers of the Crown (Brumen)|reserve powers of the crown]]. In practice however the monarch is bound by {{wp|Constitutional convention (political custom)|convention}} to only act upon the advice of the [[Chancellor of Brumen|chancellor]]. This was not always the case, as early in Brumen's establishment the Kingdom was ruled as an {{wp|Absolute monarchy|absolute monarchy}}, where the monarch exercises complete control over all executive functions of the Kingdom. The current Monarch is [[Anne-Marie I]] who ascended to the throne when her father, [[Sebastian VII]], abdicated on 15 April 2020. | ||
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| Queen of Brumen | |
|---|---|
| Königin von Brumen (Brumenese) | |
 Royal Coat of Arms | |
| Incumbent | |
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| Anne-Marie I since 15 April 2020 | |
| Details | |
| Style | Her Majesty |
| Heir presumptive | XXX |
| Formation | 10 June 1305 |
| Residence | Reichspalast (Official) Althaven Palace (Official) Handelstadt House (Private) |
| Appointer | Hereditary |
The monarchy of Brumen, commonly and constitutionally referred to as The Crown (Brumenese: Die Krone), is the constitutional institution by which a hereditary monarch reigns as the ceremonial head of state of the Kingdom of Brumen. It is the highest office in the Kingdom and is vested with certain executive powers which are collectively referred to as the reserve powers of the crown. In practice however the monarch is bound by convention to only act upon the advice of the chancellor. This was not always the case, as early in Brumen's establishment the Kingdom was ruled as an absolute monarchy, where the monarch exercises complete control over all executive functions of the Kingdom. The current Monarch is Anne-Marie I who ascended to the throne when her father, Sebastian VII, abdicated on 15 April 2020.