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Bhutan: | *Kingdom of Bhutan: [[Wikipedia:Dual system of government|Cho-sid-nyi]] (dual form of government); constitutional parliamentary monarchy with monarch as head of state<br> | ||
*Kingdom of Ladakh: Constitutional parliamentary monarchy with monarch as head of state and government<br> | |||
*Kingdom of Lo: Absolute monarchy with a statement of the monarch's policies (constitution?)<br> | |||
*Maharajadom of Nepal: Constitutional parliamentary monarchy with monarch as head of state<br> | |||
*Kingdom of Sikkim: [[Wikipedia:Dual system of government|Cho-sid-nyi]] (dual form of government); constitutional parliamentary monarchy with monarch as head of state and of government | |||
*United Maharajadom of Jammu and Kashmir with monarch as head of state | |||
**Jammu: Constitutional parliamentary monarchy<br> | |||
**Kashmir: Constitutional parliamentary monarchy<br> | |||
Latest revision as of 10:43, 30 May 2011
- Kingdom of Bhutan: Cho-sid-nyi (dual form of government); constitutional parliamentary monarchy with monarch as head of state
- Kingdom of Ladakh: Constitutional parliamentary monarchy with monarch as head of state and government
- Kingdom of Lo: Absolute monarchy with a statement of the monarch's policies (constitution?)
- Maharajadom of Nepal: Constitutional parliamentary monarchy with monarch as head of state
- Kingdom of Sikkim: Cho-sid-nyi (dual form of government); constitutional parliamentary monarchy with monarch as head of state and of government
- United Maharajadom of Jammu and Kashmir with monarch as head of state
- Jammu: Constitutional parliamentary monarchy
- Kashmir: Constitutional parliamentary monarchy
- Jammu: Constitutional parliamentary monarchy
