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    Throne and Altar also known as Proto-Traditionalist Conservatism, was the dominant ideology in Europe from c1450 (though it didn't fully attain power until after the European Wars of Religion came to an end) to c1792, it believes in a strong monarchy and a strong state church mutually supporting each other.

    Overview

    Characteristics include, A politically influential (though not politically autonomous) nobility with "feudal privileges", strong class stratification which could roughly be divided into the classes or "estates" of Clergy, Nobility, and Commoners, tolerance for only a state controlled church (primarily though an agreement if said church is Catholic), and a absolute monarch whose power is somewhat limited by custom and religious morals.

    This system differs from React.png Reactionarism as it represents Europe as it was before the French Revolution, while Reactionarism attempts to restore it (though in practice Reactionarism does not advocate for a complete/'true" restoration from Throne and Altar's perspective).

    Variants

    Joseph de Maistre Thought

    Joseph de Maistre Thought is the Political Views of Joseph de Maistre wip

    Personality

    He is somewhat less religious compared to his medieval parents but is very religious when compared to modern ideologies.

    His lifestyle and personality somewhat resembles Louis XIV of France.

    Relationships

    Friends

    Frenemies

    • React.png Reactionarism - Vienna didn't restore Europe to the state it was before the revolution.
    • Feud.png Feudalism - While I do keep some elements of you around, I don't want the nobility to be that powerful!
    • Catheo.png Catholic Theocracy - Nor the clergy!

    Enemies

    For More Information

    Wikipedia

    Other WIP

    http://esl.fis.edu/Students/humanities/history/whDS_508.htm

    https://lawexplores.com/from-absolute-monarchy-to-democratic-absolutism-the-french-revolution/#Sec9

    https://lawexplores.com/from-absolute-monarchy-to-democratic-absolutism-the-french-revolution/#Sec10

    https://alphahistory.com/frenchrevolution/royal-government/

    https://debatewise.org/889-absolute-monarchy-was-limited-monarchy/#yes1

    https://www.britannica.com/topic/monarchy/Premodern-monarchies

    https://courses.lumenlearning.com/suny-hccc-worldhistory2/chapter/the-rise-of-the-nobility/

    https://ehwilliams.wordpress.com/

    https://frenchunionist.org/2019/04/06/the-fundamental-laws/

    https://alphahistory.com/frenchrevolution/parlements/

    https://europeanroyalhistory.wordpress.com/tag/fundamental-laws-of-succession-to-the-french-crown/


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