Editing Monarchy (section)

===Semi-Constitutional Monarchy===
A Monarch and democratically elected government share power, kinda like semi-presidential republics. The Monarch (who is likely hereditary) may have to share executive powers with the Prime Minister from the legislative. Compared to a purely constitutional monarchy where the monarch is often given limited powers and a ceremonial role like parliamentary republics with ceremonial presidents, the monarch actually has some teeth to take action such as dissolving a gridlocked parliament or executive acts of government that bypass the legislative and judiciary if things are too dysfunctional (at the risk of abuse of powers).

:'''''IRL Examples:''' German Empire (parliament is democratically elected, but Chancellor is appointed by Kaiser), Russian Empire in 1905-1917 (while the elections were not the shining example of democracy, the existence of European-style parliament is enough to get it there), Qatar, Kuwait, Jordan, and Morocco.''