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The Kinrick o Italy ( Italian: Regno d'Italia) wis a state foondit in 1861 when King Victor Emmanuel II o Sardinie wis proclaimed Keeng o Italy. The state wis foondit as a result o the unification o Italy unner the influence o the Kinrick o Sardinie, which wis its legal predecessor state. It existit till 1946 when the Italians optit for a ...
It wis a successor state o the Coonty o Sicily, which haed been foondit in 1071 during the Norman conquest o soothren Italy. Till 1282 the Kinrick (sometimes cried the regnum Apuliae et Siciliae) covered nae anly the island o Sicily, but an aa the whole Mezzogiorno region o soothren Italy an the Maltese airchipelago. The island wis dividit ...
- Absolute monarchy
The Unitit Kinrick is a unitar state unner a constitutional monarchy. Queen Elizabeth II haes been the monarch an heid o state o the UK, as weel as Queen o fifteen ither independent Commonweel kintras. The monarch haes "the richt tae be consultit, the richt tae encourage, an the richt tae wairn". [83]
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- Breetish, Briton
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Kinrick o Italy (1861–1946) The Kinrick o the Twa Sicilies ( Italian: Regno delle Due Sicilie) [1] wis the lairgest o the Italian states afore the Italian unification. [2] It wis furmed as a union o the Kinrick o Sicily an the Kinrick o Naples, which collectively haed lang been cried the "Twa Sicilies" ( Utriusque Siciliae ).
- Naples
- Roman Catholic
- Absolute monarchy
- Italian
Milan ( Lombard pronunciation: [miˈlãː]; Italian: Milano, [miˈlaːno] ( listen)) is a ceety in Italy an the caipital o the region o Lombardy an o the province o Milan. The ceety proper haes a population o aboot 1,315,000, while the urban aurie is the lairgest in Italy an the fift lairgest in the European Union wi a population o 4,345,000 ...
The Kinrick o Naples (Italian: Regno di Napoli), comprisin the soothren pairt o the Italian Peninsula, wis the remainder o the auld Kinrick o Sicily efter secession o the island o Sicily as a result o the Sicilian Vespers rebellion o 1282.
