I couldn t go in my country. are there lessons for good king charles, in the modern game of thrones? i ve come 4,000 miles east to answer the question of how ancient monarchies which don t like to change can stay relevant, or even popular, in a modern world. the first challenge is visibility. do you let the public and the press in or, like the british royals, stay distant and aloof? there are 11 monarchies in continental europe. this ancient system of government has survived and stayed relevant. and those families that didn t, well, they ve gone by the wayside. so we ve started ourjourney in denmark, on the hunt for european royals,
Are there lessons for good king charles in the modern game of thrones? i have done 4,000 miles east to answer the question of how ancient monarchies which don t like to change can stay relevant or even popular in a modern world. the first challenge is visibility. do you let the public and the press in, or like the british royals, stay distant and aloof? there are 11 monarchies in continental europe. this ancient system of government has survived and stayed relevant. and those families that didn t, well, they ve gone by the wayside. we have started ourjourney in denmark on the hunt for european royals, because this is the country that has the oldest monarchy,
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I have done 4,000 miles east to answer the question of how ancient monarchies which don t like to change can stay relevant or even popular in a modern world. the first challenge is visibility. do you let the public and the press in, or like the british royals, stay distant and aloof? there are 11 monarchies in continental europe. this ancient system of government has survived and stayed relevant. and those families that didn t, well, they ve gone by the wayside. we have started ourjourney in denmark on the hunt for european royals, because this is the country that has the oldest monarchy, of all those monarchies. the family dates right back to the viking era. the danes are a contradiction.
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