Briefly explain the inheritance history and characteristics of the British royal family and dynasty.

The British royal family (Er) is one of the oldest existing royal families, and the coronation ceremony of each generation of monarchs strictly follows the same tradition, which makes the coronation ceremony of the British royal family the oldest existing and still being held.

Britain is a constitutional monarchy country, and the British royal family is only a symbol of national strength and does not have substantive power. The king of England is only the formal supreme ruler and commander-in-chief of the three armed forces. The actual leader of the government is the Prime Minister, who is elected by the people. The prime minister can consult with the king on major issues, and the decision-making power is formulated by the parliament and the prime minister, and finally takes effect after being approved by the king.

Features:

The British royal family is only a symbol of national strength, although it still has greater power under the law.

Extended data:

Britain is a constitutional monarchy country, and the British royal family is a symbol of national strength.

Although the king of England does have substantive powers such as dissolving parliament, declaring war and warning. There is no substantive power difference with the Japanese emperor. However, the king of England is only the supreme ruler and commander-in-chief of the three armed forces in form, and his power has long been ceded to the actual leader of the government, the prime minister and the parliament (now all elected) in the Bill of Rights of 1689.

The prime minister can consult with the king on major issues, and the king can exercise the right of suggestion and warning, but the decision-making power is made by the parliament and the prime minister, but it will take effect only with the consent of the king.

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