Monarchy of Tucona

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King of Tucona
Incumbent
Charles III
since 8 September 2022
Details
StyleHis Majesty
Heir apparentWilliam, Prince of Wales
First monarchElizabeth II
Formation25 April 2021

The Monarchy of Tucona is one of the foundational offices of the Dominion of Tucona. The throne of Tucona, currently occupied by Charles III, represents the restoration of the allegiance of the former United Colonies to the Crown. While not in Tucona, the monarch is represented by the President-General, currently Ronnie Miller.

History

Roles

Royal Prerogative

The duties of the Tuconan monarch are entitled as the Royal prerogatives. The monarch is tasked with signing laws passed by the Grand Council of Tucona into law, confirming a President-General, and representing the country. In addition, the monarch has reserve powers that can be used in emergency situations. All courts of law issue judgments in the name of the monarch, just as most governmental documents, such as passports and driver's licenses, are issued in her name.

Military

The monarch functions as Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Tucona and all military personnel swear allegiance to the Tuconan Crown upon joining. In addition, all officers are commissioned in the name of the monarch.