Chasunese monarchy
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| Monarchy of Chasun | |
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 The elevated Hibiscus Throne of the monarchy located in Gyonglubokyong Palace, Geoju | |
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| First monarch | Ajehsane Dangguome (as semi-mythical Queen) |
| Last monarch | Sumyinjeong (as Empress) |
| Formation | c. 700 BC |
| Abolition | 1 August 1920 |
| Residence | Gyonglubokyong Palace, Geoju |
| Appointer | Hereditary |
| Pretender(s) | |
The Chasunese monarchy encompasses all historical rulers of the Chasunese Empire, its predecessor states and the Kingdom of Chasun from the late 8th century BC under demi-god Queen Ajehsane Dangguome to 1 August 1920 under Empress Sumyinjeong, when the monarchy was ultimately abolished by the Summer Coup and subsequent proclamation of the First Republic of Chasun.