monarch of Canada
Canada's head of state, a king or queen
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monarch of Canada
Summary
monarch of Canada is a hereditary position[1].
Key Facts
- monarch of Canada is in the country of Canada[2].
- monarch of Canada's instance of is recorded as hereditary position[3].
- monarch of Canada's instance of is recorded as noble title[4].
- monarch of Canada's instance of is recorded as public office[5].
- monarch of Canada is a type of monarch[6].
- monarch of Canada is a type of head of state[7].
- monarch of Canada is part of monarchy of Canada[8].
- monarch of Canada is part of British royal family[9].
- July 1, 1867 marks the founding of monarch of Canada[10].
- monarch of Canada's topic's main category is recorded as Q133731018[11].
- monarch of Canada's applies to jurisdiction is recorded as Canada[12].
- monarch of Canada's position holder is recorded as Charles III[13].
- monarch of Canada's proxy is recorded as Governor General of Canada[14].
- monarch of Canada's proxy is recorded as Lieutenant governor of a province of Canada[15].
- monarch of Canada's has list is recorded as list of Canadian monarchs[16].
- monarch of Canada's female form of label is recorded as Queen of Canada[17].
- monarch of Canada's female form of label is recorded as Reine du Canada[18].
- monarch of Canada's female form of label is recorded as reina del Canadà[19].
- monarch of Canada's female form of label is recorded as reina de Canadá[20].
- monarch of Canada's female form of label is recorded as королева Канады[21].
- monarch of Canada's female form of label is recorded as kraljica Kanade[22].
- monarch of Canada's female form of label is recorded as عاهلة كندا[23].
- monarch of Canada's female form of label is recorded as Kanada kraliçası[24].
- monarch of Canada's male form of label is recorded as King of Canada[25].
- monarch of Canada's male form of label is recorded as Roi du Canada[26].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include hereditary position[3], noble title[4], and public office[5]. Recorded subclass of include monarch[6] and head of state[7].
Origins
July 1, 1867 marks the founding of monarch of Canada[10].
Use and Application
Part of include monarchy of Canada[8], a monarchy[27], in Canada[28] and British royal family[9], a royal family[29], in United Kingdom[30].