#monarchism

• Anti-royalism — A doctrine, attitude, or political movement that opposes royalty, monarchy, or royal authority; republicanism. This ideological current contests the legitimacy of the hereditary transmission of state power, campaigning for the abolition of monarchical institutions and their replacement with a republican or democratic form of organization where leaders are periodically elected by citizens.
• Anti-republican — Opposed to the republic as a form of government, to republican principles, or to a party named Republican. In a constitutional and historical sense, it describes discourses, factions, or doctrines that support the restoration of monarchy or the establishment of an authoritarian regime that eliminates the separation of powers and popular sovereignty, instead promoting hereditary privileges or autocracy.
• Anti-republicanism — A doctrine, attitude, or political orientation based on opposition to the republic and to republican principles of governance. This ideological current challenges the legitimacy of representative democracy, popular sovereignty, and the abolition of monarchy, often campaigning for the restoration of royal dynasties, the preservation of aristocratic privileges, or the establishment of forms of autocracy and state absolutism.