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1055:; in practice, however, a modified definition excluding non-monarchic and non-dynastic forms has been adopted in the political science literature. While monarchy is a system in which "the rule of one" is a universally accepted principle — justified by tradition and clarified by a number of rules defining the order and mode of assuming power, exercising it, and transferring it — the ruler of a monocracy can come to power in unpredictable, case-by-case ways, both legal and illegal. A monocratic ruler's power comes "out of nowhere"; the fact that they hold personal power may or may not be officially proclaimed and promulgated, and the question of succession remains open. 984: 70: 131: 29: 1058:"Accidentality" in this case may also mean a situation in which the ruler becomes a monocrat against their original aspirations and intentions, as a result of the internal logic of the development of events, to which they contributed to some extent. Whatever title such a ruler adopts, they are always a "new prince" (il principe nuovo) in the sense defined by 1065:
Monocratic systems have occurred in all eras and civilizations, but as a rule they appear in "transitional" times of crisis of the previously dominant system, such as Greek aristocratic or democratic polis, the
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and political system based on the personal rule of an individual without a specific origin, legitimacy, or rules for exercising and transferring power. It can also take the form of a
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as the one who did not inherit power, but gained it "by others or by his own weapons, by luck or personal valor" (Prince, I, 1).
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According to its etymology and literal meaning, the term monocracy includes all varieties of
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In the twentieth century, monocracies appeared in authoritarian systems — including
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Monocacy
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Democracy
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Demarchy
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Oligarchy

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