CEVAP:

Absolute monarchy: An absolute monarchy has few or no legal restraints on political matters. It can be described as a form of autocracy. Absolute monarchies are habitually hereditary. They are assumed to exercise total control over the land; Constitutional monarchy: The monarch may exercise limited discretion. This may also be called a crown republic, a limited monarchy, or a parliamentary monarchy; Elective monarchy: In an elective monarchy, the monarch is elected. This type of monarchy differs from a hereditary monarchy where office is automatically conferred to a family member based on inheritance.