Pembubaran monarki
Pembubaran monarki merupakan tindak mengakhiri unsur-unsur monarki dalam pemerintahan, biasanya bersifat pewarisan. Pembubaran tersebut dilakukan dalam berbagai cara, yang meliputi melalui abdikasi yang berujung pada kepunahan monarki, reformasi legislatif, revolusi, kudeta, dan dekolonisasi. Pembubaran menjadi makin sering pada abad ke-20, dengan jumlah monarki di Eropa turun dari 22 menjadi 12 antara 1914 dan 2015, dan jumlah republik meningkat dari 4 menjadi 34. Dekolonisasi dan kemerdekaan mengakibatkan pembubaran monarki di sejumlah bekas koloni seperti negara-negara buatan Britania Raya.
Pada abad ke-21, beberapa negara yang monarki memiliki gerakan-gerakan republikan yang signifikan, seperti Spanyol[1] dan Australia.[2]
Tabel ringkasan
Negara | Penguasa terakhir | Tahun | Catatan | |
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1800an | ||||
Pagaruyung | Sultan Tunggal Alam | 1833 | Perang Padri, dilebur dalam Hindia Belanda | |
Mughal | Bahadur Shah II | 1857 | Pemberontakan India 1857 | |
Meksiko | Maximilian I | 1867 | Restorasi Republik | |
Haiti | Faustin I | 1868 | Revolusi, Republik diproklamirkan oleh Fabre Geffrard | |
Prancis | Napoleon III | 1870 | Kekalahan Prancis dalam Perang Prancis-Prusia | |
Tahiti | Pōmare V | 1880 | Aneksasi Prancis | |
Burma | Thibaw Min | 1885 | Aneksasi Britania dalam Perang Inggris-Burma Ketiga | |
Brasil | Pedro II | 1889 | Kudeta Republikan | |
Hawaii | Liliuokalani | 1893 | Kudeta Penggulingan Kerajaan Hawaii | |
Merina | Ranavalona III | 1897 | Aneksasi Prancis dalam Ekspedisi Madagaskar Kedua | |
1900an | ||||
Songhai | Askia Malla | 1901 | Dilebur dalam Prancis, bagian dari Afrika Barat Prancis. | |
Rimatara | Tamaeva V | Dilebur dalam Prancis. | ||
Nuku Hiva | Dilebur dalam Prancis. | |||
Gumma | Firisa | 1902 | Aneksasi Kekaisaran Etiopia | |
Aceh | Alauddin Muhammad Da'ud Syah II | 1903 | Perang Aceh, Aneksasi oleh Hindia Belanda | |
Dahomey | Agoli-agbo | 1904 | Menjadi bagian dari Koloni Prancis, Dahomey Prancis. | |
Oyo | Adeyemi I Alowolodu | 1905 | Raja terakhir wafat, negara menjadi protektorat Britania Protektorat Nigeria Selatan. | |
Habr Yunis | Nur Ahmed Aman | 1907 | Digabung dengan Somaliland Britania. | |
Bali | Dewa Agung Jambe II | 1908 | Dilebur dalam Hindia Belanda. | |
Mwali | 1909 | Dilebur dalam Prancis. | ||
1910s | ||||
Portugal | Manuel II | 1910 | Revolusi 5 Oktober | |
Korea | Sunjong | Monarki asli dianeksasi oleh Kekaisaran Jepang | ||
Riau-Lingga | Abdul Rahman II | 1911 | Dihapuskan oleh Belanda, dilebur dalam Hindia Belanda. | |
Qing Tiongkok | Xuantong | 1912 | Revolusi Xinhai, Kaisar digulingkan oleh panglima perang dan republikan. (Restorasi singkat pada tahun 1917) | |
Sulu | Sultan Jamalul-Kiram II | 1915 | Wilayah diduduki Pemerintahan Insuler Amerika Serikat di Filipina, Borneo Utara Britania. dan Hindia Belanda | |
Darfur | Ali Dinar | 1916 | Darfur resmi menjadi bagian Sudan Inggris-Mesir | |
Tiongkok | Hongxian | Monarki runtuh, dimulainya Perang Perlindungan Nasional. | ||
Rusia | Nicholas II | 1917 | Revolusi Rusia. | |
Finlandia | Deklarasi Kemerdekaan Finlandia. | |||
Jerman | Wilhelm II | 1918 | Semua monarki dihapuskan setelah kekalahan Jerman pada Perang Dunia I dan diikuti Revolusi Jerman. | |
Prussia | ||||
Bayern | Ludwig III | |||
Württemberg | William II | |||
Saksonia | Frederick Augustus III | |||
Hessen | Ernest Louis | |||
Baden | Frederick II | |||
Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach | William Ernest | |||
Mecklenburg-Schwerin | Frederick Francis IV | |||
Mecklenburg-Strelitz | Adolphus Frederick VI | |||
Oldenburg | Frederick Augustus II | |||
Brunswick | Ernst Augustus | |||
Anhalt | Joachim Ernst | |||
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha | Charles Edward | |||
Saxe-Meiningen | Bernhard III | |||
Saxe-Altenburg | Ernst II | |||
Waldeck-Pyrmont | Friedrich | |||
Lippe | Leopold IV | |||
Schaumburg-Lippe | Adolf II | |||
Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt | Günther Victor | |||
Schwarzburg-Sondershausen | ||||
Reuss-Gera | Heinrich XXIV | |||
Reuss-Gera | Heinrich XXVII | |||
Austria | Karl I | Karl I "enggan berpartisipasi" dalam urusan negara, tapi tidak dilengserkan. Monarki resmi dibubarkan dalam Perjanjian Saint-Germain-en-Laye, pada10 September 1919. | ||
Hongaria | Karl IV | Revolusi Aster. Monarki direstorasi pada 1920, tahta dipegang oleh Pemangku Raja Miklós Horthy. | ||
1920s | ||||
Bukhara (Uzbekistan) | Mohammed Alim Khan | 1920 | Monarki dihapuskan oleh Tentara Merah (Operasi Bukhara). | |
Khiva (Uzbekistan) | Abdallah Khan | Monarki dihapuskan oleh Tentara Merah (Revolusi Khiva). | ||
Emirat Kaukasia Utara | Uzun Hajji Saltinsky | Abolished by the Bolsheviks. | ||
Suriah | Faisal I | Monarki digulingkan dalam pengepungan Damaskus. | ||
Asir Hulu | Al-Hasan Bin Ayad | Dilebur dalam Kesultanan Nejd. | ||
Jabal Shammar | Muhammad bin Talal Al Rashid | 1921 | ||
Utsmaniyah | Mehmed VI | 1922 | Setelah perang kemerdekaan Turki, Monarki di bubarkan 1922. | |
Wituland | Fumo 'Umar ibn Ahmad | 1923 | Kesultanan dibubarkan oleh Britania, digabungkan kedalam Koloni Kenya. | |
Yunani | George II | 1924 | Restorasi 1935 dan dibubarkan kembali tahun 1973 (lihat bawah). | |
Mongolia | Bogd Khan | Partai Komunis memproklamirkan Republik Rakyat Mongolia setelah kematian Bogd Khan | ||
Albania | Wilhelm I | 1925 | Restorasi 1928 (Kerajaan Albania). | |
Mohammerah | Khaz'al al-Ka'bi | Dibubarkan oleh Iran | ||
Hejaz | Ali bin Hussein, King of Hejaz | Ditaklukan oleh Nejd | ||
Kurdistan | Mahmud Barzanji | Kingdom of Kurdistan reconquered by the British. | ||
Orungu | Rogombé-Nwèntchandi | 1927 | Position abolished by French. | |
Hobyo | Ali Yusuf Kenadid | Dilebur dalam Somalia Italia. | ||
1930s | ||||
Asir | Sayyid al-Hasan ibn Ali al-Idrisi al-Hasani | 1930 | Negara dilebur kedalam Saudi Arabia. | |
Kumul | Maqsud Shah | Sejak kematian Maqsud Shah tahun 1930 Jin Shuren mengubah Kekhanan menjadi tiga distrik adminitratif sementara: Hami, Yihe, dan Yiwu. Memulai Pemberontakan Kumul, oleh Yulbars Khan hendak mengembalikan tahta ke Nasir. | ||
Spanyol | Alfonso XIII | 1931 | Restorasi. | |
Najran | Ali II ibn Muhsin ibn Husayn | 1934 | Negara dilebur kedalam Saudi Arabia. | |
Jimma | Abba Jofir | 1932 | Ousted by Ethiopians, Jimma incorporated into Ethiopia. | |
Albania | Zog I | 1939 | Throne usurped by Victor Emmanuel III, after Italian invasion. | |
1940s | ||||
Albania | Victor Emmanuel III | 1943 | Relinquished throne after Italian armistice. | |
Croatia | Tomislav II | Abdicated after withdrawal of Italian support. | ||
Iceland | Christian X | 1944 | Union with Denmark terminated. | |
Montenegro | Ruled by Governor | Monarchy abolished after takeover by Yugoslav Partisans | ||
Yugoslavia | Peter II | 1945 | Communist reconstruction. | |
Manchukuo | Kangde | Monarchy abolished after the Surrender of Japan. Territories returned to the Republic of China. | ||
Gowa | Muhammad Tahur Muhibuddin | Sultanate abolished. | ||
Vietnam | Bảo Đại | Monarchy abolished after the Surrender of Japan. | ||
Gypsy | Janos I | The king abdicated and no successor was elected. | ||
Hungary | Miklós Horthy as Regent | 1946 | Decision of the parliament without a referendum. | |
Italy | Umberto II | Referendum; official result: 54.3% in favour of republic. | ||
Bulgaria | Simeon II | Referendum held to decide whether the monarchy would be retained; 95% in favour of republic. Simeon later served as Prime Minister of Bulgaria 2001–2005. | ||
Sarawak | Charles Vyner Brooke | White Rajahs hand over power to British crown. | ||
Deli | Amaluddin Al Sani Perkasa Alamsyah | Acts of violence against the nobility reached their peak during the bloody incident known as the Social Revolution in 1946. Many kings and members of royal families in North Sumatra were murdered and robbed of property and belongings, including Tengku Amir Hamzah, the Indonesian poet who was beheaded in Kuala Begumit. The family of the Sultanate of Deli and Serdang survived thanks to the protection of the Allied soldiers who were there to accept the surrender of the Japanese. | ||
Asahan | Shaibun Abdul Jalil Rahmad Shah | |||
Langkat | Mahmud Abdul Jalil Rahmad Shah | |||
Serdang | Sulaiman Syariful Alam Shah | |||
Romania | Michael I | 1947 | Forced out by the communists. | |
Ireland | George VI | 1949 | Abolished the last "Monarchy of Ireland", the King of the United Kingdom. | |
Mangkunegaran | Mangkunegara VII | |||
Siak | Kasim Abdul Jalil Syaifudin I | The Sultan also handed over his property for the struggle of independence of the Republic of Indonesia. | ||
Surakarta Sunanate | Pakubuwono XII | After the declaration of independence of the Republic of Indonesia on 17 August 1945, followed by Indonesian National Revolution, the Surakarta Sunanate with Mangkunegaran Princedom sent a letter of confidence to Sukarno to demonstrate their support for the Indonesian Republic. As the reward the Republic awarded the status of Daerah Istimewa (Special Region, similar to today Yogyakarta Sultanate) within the Republic of Indonesia. However, because the political agitation and opposition from Indonesian communists that led to an anti-monarchy movement and rebellion in early 1946, on 16 June 1946 the Indonesian Republic aborted the special region status; both Surakarta's and Mangkunegara's status were reduced to merely a residence and were later merged into Central Java province. | ||
1950s | ||||
Pontianak | Syarif Hamid II of Pontianak | 1950 | Integration with Indonesia. | |
Kotawaringin | ||||
India | George VI | Abolished its monarchy. | ||
Jaisalmer | Giridhar Singh Bhati | The Kingdom of Jaisalmer merged with the Republic of India in 1950. | ||
Mysore | Jayachamaraja Wodeyar | The Kingdom of Mysore merged with the Republic of India in 1950 | ||
Princely States | 1947-1974 | Political integration of India | ||
Tibet | Tenzin Gyatso | 1951 | Incorporated into the People's Republic of China. | |
Egypt | Fuad II | 1953 | Republic proclaimed one year after the 1952 Coup d'état. | |
Pakistan | Elizabeth II | 1956 | Abolished its monarchy. | |
Tunisia | Muhammad VIII | 1957 | Decision of the parliament. | |
Ashanti | Prempeh II | 1957 | Entered into state union with Ghana after independence from the United Kingdom. | |
Iraq | Faisal II | 1958 | coup d'état | |
Bima | Muhammad Salahuddin | In 1958, the Sumbawan principalities were abolished by the Indonesian republic and replaced by a modern bureaucratic structure | ||
1960s | ||||
Buton | Falihi | 1960 | ||
Ghana | Elizabeth II | Abolished its monarchy, following a referendum; official result: 88% in favour of republic. | ||
South Africa | 1961 | Abolished its monarchy pursuant to 1960 referendum; official result: 53% in favor of republic. | ||
Rwanda | Kigeli V | coup d'état, followed by referendum; official result: 80% in favor of abolishing monarchy. | ||
Tanganyika | Elizabeth II | 1962 | Abolished its monarchy. | |
Yemen | Muhammad al-Badr | coup d'état | ||
South Kasai | Albert Kalonji | Status of the head of this state was complicated, Albert Kalonji used the title of Mulopwe (God-king/Emperor). | ||
Nigeria | Elizabeth II | 1963 | Abolished its monarchy. | |
Uganda | Abolished its monarchy. | |||
Kenya | 1964 | Abolished its monarchy. | ||
Zanzibar | Jamshid bin Abdullah | Zanzibar Revolution | ||
Burundi | Ntare V | 1966 | coup d'état | |
Malawi | Elizabeth II | Abolished its monarchy. | ||
Fadhli Sultanate | Nasser bin Abdullah bin Hussein bin Ahmed Alfadhli | 1967 | The countries were incorporated into newly created People's Republic of South Yemen. | |
Qu'aiti Sultanate in Hadhramaut | Ghalib II bin Awadh bin Saleh Al Qu'aiti | |||
Sultanate of Upper Yafa | Muhammad ibn Salih Harharah | |||
Sultanate of Lower Yafa | Mahmud ibn Aidrus Al Afifi | |||
Muflahi Sheikhdom | al Qasim ibn Abd ar Rahman | |||
Audhali Sultanate | Salih ibn al Husayn ibn Jabil Al Audhali | |||
Emirate of Beihan | Saleh al Hussein Al Habieli | |||
Dathina Sheikhdom | ||||
Emirate of Dhala | Shafaul ibn Ali Shaif Al Amiri | |||
Wahidi Sultanate of Balhaf in Hadhramaut | ||||
Sheikhdom of Shaib | Yahya ibn Mutahhar al-Saqladi | |||
Alawi Sheikhdom | Salih ibn Sayil Al Alawi | |||
Aqrabi Sheikhdom | Mahmud ibn Muhammad Al Aqrabi | |||
Wahidi Sultanate of Haban in Hadhramaut | Husayn ibn Abd Allah Al Wahidi | |||
Qutaibi Sheikhdom | ||||
Hadrami Sheikhdom | ||||
Mausatta Sheikhdom | ||||
Busi Sheikhdom | ||||
Dhabi Sheikhdom | ||||
Haushabi Sultanate | Faisal bin Surur Al Haushabi | |||
Kathiri Sultanate in Hadhramaut | Al Husayn ibn Ali | |||
Mahra Sultanate | ||||
Sultanate of Lahej | Ali bin Abd al Karim al Abdali | |||
Sheikhdom of al-Hawra | ||||
Sheikhdom of al-`Irqa | ||||
Lower Aulaqi Sultanate | Nasir ibn Aidrus Al Awlaqi | |||
Upper Aulaqi Sultanate | Awad ibn Salih Al Awlaqi | |||
Upper Aulaqi Sheikhdom | Amir Abd Allah ibn Muhsin al Yaslami Al Aulaqi | |||
Ankole | Gasiyonga II | The kingdom was formally abolished in 1967 by the government of President Milton Obote, and since then, the kingdom has not been restored officially. | ||
Tidore | Zainal Abidin Syah | Sultanate abolished. | ||
Maldives | Muhammad Fareed Didi | 1968 | Independence referendum. | |
Libya | Idris I | 1969 | Coup d'état | |
Saloum | Maad Saloum Fode N'Gouye Joof | After king's deaths, both Kingdoms were incorporated into the new Republic of independent Senegal which gained its independence in 1960. | ||
Sine | Maad a Sinig Mahecor Joof | |||
1970s | ||||
Rhodesia | Elizabeth II | 1970 | Abolished its unrecognised monarchy. An unrecognised government of the British colony of Southern Rhodesia had unilaterally declared independence as Rhodesia in 1965, proclaiming Elizabeth II as Queen, but she did not accept the title, nor was it recognised by any other state. Following a referendum in 1969, in which 81% voted to abolish the monarchy, a republic was declared in 1970. | |
Cambodia | Norodom Sihanouk | Later restored (see below). | ||
The Gambia | Elizabeth II | Abolished its monarchy. | ||
Guyana | Abolished its monarchy. | |||
Sierra Leone | 1971 | Abolished its monarchy. | ||
Ceylon | 1972 | Abolished its monarchy, state name changed into "Sri Lanka". | ||
Afghanistan | Mohammed Zahir Shah | 1973 | Coup d'état | |
Ethiopia | Haile Selassie I | 1974 | ||
Greece | Constantine II | referendum; official result: 69% against monarchy | ||
Malta | Elizabeth II | Abolished its monarchy. | ||
Sikkim | Palden Thondup Namgyal | 1975 | Referendum; official result: 97% to become a state of India. | |
Laos | Savang Vatthana | Communist takeover | ||
Trinidad and Tobago | Elizabeth II | 1976 | Abolished its monarchy. | |
Iran | Mohammad Reza Pahlavi | 1979 | Iranian Revolution | |
Central Africa | Bokassa I | coup d'état | ||
1980s | ||||
Rwenzururu | Charles Mumbere | 1982 | Forced to abdicate by the government of Uganda; declaration of independence of Rwenzururu was annulled. | |
Fiji | Elizabeth II | 1987 | Abolished its monarchy. Elizabeth II remained recognized as Paramount Chief by the Great Council of Chiefs until the council's de-establishment on 14 March 2012. | |
1990s | ||||
Kuwait | Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah | 1990 | Later restored (see below) | |
Mauritius | Elizabeth II | 1992 | Abolished its monarchy. | |
2000s | ||||
Samoa | Malietoa Tanumafili II | 2007 | Since the death of Malietoa Tanumafili II, subsequent O le Ao o le Malo have been elected for five-year terms. | |
Nepal | Gyanendra | 2008 | Decision of the parliament.[3] | |
2020s | ||||
Barbados | Elizabeth II | 2021 | Abolished its monarchy. |
Referensi
- ^ "Royal families: The countries that feel the strongest about abolishing their monarchies". QZ. 18 May 2018. Diakses tanggal 12 January 2020.
- ^ "Does the monarchy have a future?". Dhaka Tribune. 11 January 2020. Diakses tanggal 12 January 2020.
- ^ "World | South Asia | Nepal votes to abolish monarchy". BBC News. 28 May 2008. Diakses tanggal 2011-07-21.