Pros And Cons Of Constitutional Monarchy

Constitutional Constitutional monarchy is a form of government in which a king or queen acts as Head of State. The ability to make and pass legislation resides with an elected Parliament, not with the Monarch. Japan is an island on the east coast of Asia; this land was formed in 14,000 BC. Japan has a government that is called constitutional monarchy; they had a long-term monarchy in the past, then Japan went to war against the allied forces, when they lost, they were forced to adopt a democratic government, so that the allied forces would give them money. Japan has an Imperial House it is also called the Imperial Family and the Yamato dynasty. Japanese monarchy is the oldest continuous monarchy in the world. The imperial house has had 125 generations starting with Emperor Jimmu; who was born on February 11, 660 BC. There is no historical evidence for the first 25 emperors, but starting 1500 years ago with Emperor Keitai they have firm evidence for the hereditary line. Japan is now a constitutional monarchy because, of the loss in World War II.
MacArthur had the final authority to make all of the decisions during the war. There was multiple wartime conference’s, the leaders of the allied powers of, Great Britain, Republic of China, United states, and the Soviet Union discussed how to beat japan. The plan was to deal with the colonies; the main colonies that the allied forces wanted to deal with were Korea and Taiwan. They also wanted to balance the Japanese economy, and prevent remilitarization of japan in the future. August of 1945, japan surrendered and victory has been