The Monarchy of Washingtonia is the constitutional monarchy of the Kingdom of Washingtonia. The Throne has only ever been held by males, however, there are legal provisions which provide for females to ascend. The current King is Randall I Washington, who has held the office since 2009. The House of Washington is the current Royal Family of Washingtonia and is recognized as such by the Constitution, however, other noble houses' leaders may ascend to the Throne under very strict and limited circumstances.
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| - The Monarchy of Washingtonia is the constitutional monarchy of the Kingdom of Washingtonia. The Throne has only ever been held by males, however, there are legal provisions which provide for females to ascend. The current King is Randall I Washington, who has held the office since 2009. The House of Washington is the current Royal Family of Washingtonia and is recognized as such by the Constitution, however, other noble houses' leaders may ascend to the Throne under very strict and limited circumstances.
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| - the Kingdom of Washingtonia
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| - Emblem of the House of Washington and Monarchy.
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| - The Monarchy of Washingtonia is the constitutional monarchy of the Kingdom of Washingtonia. The Throne has only ever been held by males, however, there are legal provisions which provide for females to ascend. The current King is Randall I Washington, who has held the office since 2009. The House of Washington is the current Royal Family of Washingtonia and is recognized as such by the Constitution, however, other noble houses' leaders may ascend to the Throne under very strict and limited circumstances. Contrary to other constitutional monarchies, the powers of the King are not purely ceremonial. Essentially, the King and the President share the executive functions of government, with the King also having legislative and some judicial powers. It can thus be argued that the Monarchy remains more powerful than the elected government.
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