Pannonian Monarchy

The Pannonian Monarchy was created by the attempt of unification of the three Slav people, namely West Slavs, East Slavs and South Slavs as a monarchist alternative to the socialist republic of Ameroslavia and successor state of the Provisional Government of the State of Slavs of America and is the main political institution in Pannonia. Pannonia is a executive monarchy where the king is vested with more executive and legislative power than is typically the case for constitutional monarchs. He is commander-in-chief of the Pannonian Army, the sole defensive institution of the country and appoints, if requested, the Prime Minister and ministers to assist him. He holds the most powerful position in the country and has a prominent role in foreign relations. Since its establishment, Pannonia have no codified constitution, and the exact prerogatives of the king are not specifically defined in law.

Background
The origins of the monarchy in Pannonia dates back to 2021, when Ameroslavia was founded. Initially a kingdom and later transformed into an Empire, the first monarchical period of Ameroslavian history was led by Lennart I, that eventually became president of Ameroslavia before abandon the project and establish other micronations with communist-oriented ideology. Ameroslavia was restored using the Nomadic Micronation Theory, to transfer the original claim in Central New Jersey, United State of America to Piauí, Brazil. The new territory was formerly a foreign proprierty of the House of Götzö-Thomaz-Rocha called Antonvilla, that when returned to the imperial family after a time rented to the son of Archduke George of Karnia, was studied to be more than just a residence, but a micronation in its own right. Until the first hours of 28 July 2022, the reign of Ari I could be challenged by his predecessor, but his rule was legitimized by the former king through a message sent to Oscar I, that eventually changed his mind and reclaimed the name of the project and reverted his territory to the original location, establishing the Amero-Slavic Soviet Socialist Republic. Meanwhile, in the territory backed by Karnia-Ruthenia, Ameroslavia was succeeded by the Provisional Government of the State of Slavs of America, reformed into the Kingdom of Pannonia.

Powers
The King of Pannonia has broad powers, which include the appointment of judges, the appointment and dismissal of ministers of government, veto power, and the calling of referendums.

Succession
The order of succession to the Pannonian throne has followed absolute primogeniture since its foundation. Only people descended from the reigning monarch are entitled to succeed to the throne. If the line of succession comes to an end, then the Karno-Ruthenian Emperor may elect a new king or queen. Ari I, the first King of Pannonia and potential claimant to the title of King of Ameroslavia, recognized his son, Oscar I, Karno-Ruthenian Emperor as his heir. However, is widely know that in case of succession, the Emperor would allow his elder daughter, Alice, Archduchess of Karnia, to ascend to the throne, since she have no rights of succession to the Karno-Ruthenian Crown.

Heir to the Throne
The full title of the heir to the throne of Pannonia is Korolevich and Grand Duke of Pannonia, with the style of Royal Highness. The female variant is Korolevna. Despite the appearance of an Slavic origin, Korolevich means "son of a king". The Russian word for King (korol') was derived not from Polish, but directly from Old High German Karl - after Charlemagne.

Line of Succession to the Throne

 * [[Image:Simple gold crown.svg|15px]] King Ari of Pannonia, married Queen Denise of Pannonia
 * (1) Korolevich Oscar, married Korolevna Marie Elisabeth
 * (2) Princess Alice

Titles of the King
The King had an extensive list of titles and claims that reflected the importance of his dynasty, but in Pannonia, his style was very simple. His Royal Majesty, NN, by the grace of God, King of Pannonia.