The book "e;Monarchy"e; is the first volume in a series of the same name, offering a profound and comprehensive exploration of monarchy as a form of state governance. The author examines its fundamental principles, types, and structural features, with particular attention to its historical resilience and spiritual foundations.The work presents the author's vision of establishing a monarchical system in Ukraine as a reliable and promising path for the development of statehood, grounded in the principles of responsibility, continuity, and higher service.Combining elements of scholarly analysis and philosophical reflection, the book is intended for a wide audience—from supporters of monarchical ideas to all those seeking a deeper understanding of the nature of power and its spiritual significance.Length: 224 pages.

The book "e;Monarchy"e; is the first volume in a series of the same name, offering a profound and comprehensive exploration of monarchy as a form of state governance. The author examines its fundamental principles, types, and structural features, with particular attention to its historical resilience and spiritual foundations.The work presents the author's vision of establishing a monarchical system in Ukraine as a reliable and promising path for the development of statehood, grounded in the principles of responsibility, continuity, and higher service.Combining elements of scholarly analysis and philosophical reflection, the book is intended for a wide audience—from supporters of monarchical ideas to all those seeking a deeper understanding of the nature of power and its spiritual significance.Length: 224 pages.

The book "e;Monarchy"e; is the first volume in a series of the same name, offering a profound and comprehensive exploration of monarchy as a form of state governance. The author examines its fundamental principles, types, and structural features, with particular attention to its historical resilience and spiritual foundations.The work presents the author's vision of establishing a monarchical system in Ukraine as a reliable and promising path for the development of statehood, grounded in the principles of responsibility, continuity, and higher service.Combining elements of scholarly analysis and philosophical reflection, the book is intended for a wide audience—from supporters of monarchical ideas to all those seeking a deeper understanding of the nature of power and its spiritual significance.Length: 224 pages.