Monarchy of Costa Madora

The monarchy of Costa Madora, commonly referred to as the Madorian monarchy, is the constitutional monarchy of the Republic of Costa Madora and its dependencies (the islands of Bellefait and Roseley), based in the region of Geuvaria. The current monarch is Queen Diana II, who ascended the throne in 2011.

Due to the organised constitutional monarchy, the monarch and their immediate family undertake only ceremonial and certain diplomatic or representational duties, though arguably the Queen and King are considered heads of government in Geuvaria.

History
The Madorian monarchy traces its origins from the duchies of medieval Costa Madora, which consolidated into the Grand Duchy of Madoria and Principality of Riwi by the 14th century. The territory of 12th century Costa Madora held by Alosakians was initially colonised by the Barborican Empire, after which it declared independence, later coming under control of descendants of the territorial lords as the duchies. From 1515 onwards, Costa Madora was ruled by a monarchy, until the tradition was broken by the short-lived republic established between 1820-1844, following World War I. Upon the settlement signed in 1844, Costa Madora continued as a monarchy. Similarly, the monarch was removed from the throne after World War II when Costa Madora reinstated the republican system in 1914, although in this case, the monarch retained the throne when President James Shields declared Costa Madora an unitary republic with constitutional monarchy.

Governorship of Geuvaria
As the Queen, Diana II also claims the right to the governorship of Geuvaria, making Prince Charles the Vice Governor of Geuvaria. The office was created in 1914 during the division of Costa Madora into regions, counties and municipalities. Originally, the office was to be held by the representative of the republican government, but it was later handed to the Queen Mary II.

Official

 * Queen Diana II and Prince Charles I, Duke of West Kirat
 * Crown Prince Darius, Duke of Guadavista
 * Princess Consort Anne, Duchess of Margorez (Queen’s daughter-in-law)
 * Princess Isabelle (Queen’s granddaughter)

Non-official

 * Marcus Hassan

Residences

 * Cainfield Palace, the official residence in Geuvaria.
 * Little Blair, the country retreat located on the grounds of the Dornham Castle (Portigamo).
 * Galbury Palace, the overseas residence on the Bellefait Isles.