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A constitutional monarchy is

a system of government where a monarch, like a king or queen, serves as the head of state, but their power is limited by a constitution

. This means the monarch's authority is defined and restricted by the constitution, and the real power to govern, including making laws and running the country, rests with an elected parliament and government.

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• **Monarch as Head of State:**The monarch, while not ruling, retains various ceremonial and symbolic functions, often acting as a national figurehead.

• **Limited Power:**The constitution outlines the monarch's powers and responsibilities, preventing them from holding absolute or unchecked authority.

• **Role of Parliament and Government:**The elected parliament and government are responsible for making laws, forming policy, and governing the country.

• Examples:

  Countries like the UK, Canada, and Japan are examples of constitutional monarchies.