Royal Sovereignty vis-à-vis Contemporary International Law Kindle Edition

ROYAL SOVEREIGNTY VIS-À-VIS CONTEMPORARY INTERNATIONAL LAWThe Legal Status of Deposed Monarchs, Dynastic Identity, and the Preservation of Immaterial HeritageBy HRH Prince Gharios El ChemorIn a world where republics have taken center stage, what happens to the monarchs of yesterday?This groundbreaking book explores the enduring legal, historical, and cultural identity of deposed royal houses in the modern world. Royal Sovereignty vis-à-vis Contemporary International Law is a masterful and unprecedented study on the complex intersection between ancient legitimacy and modern legal frameworks. Written by HRH Prince Gharios El Chemor — heir to the Ghassanid Dynasty recognized by both Eastern and Western sources — this book navigates international law, diplomatic precedent, nobiliary tradition, and contemporary human rights to argue that sovereignty, once attained, does not simply vanish with deposition.Delving into the principles of jus cogens, the Montevideo Convention, immaterial inheritance, and the UNESCO cultural protection frameworks, the author defends the legal personality and identity of royal families who, though exiled from temporal power, remain relevant actors in today’s legal and humanitarian stage. With a global perspective, it examines well-documented case studies of royal houses such as the Romanovs, the Bourbons, and the Ghassanids themselves, providing both historical clarity and legal authority.Whether you're a scholar of international law, a student of history, a member of a royal lineage, or simply a curious mind, this book is a must-read.Inside, you will discover:Why royal identity is not extinguished by political upheaval.The legal foundation behind dynastic legitimacy and non-territorial sovereignty.How deposed monarchs operate within international law and global diplomacy today.The hidden implications of Bay‘a, recognition, and tacit legal acknowledgment.The untold story of the Ghassanid Dynasty and its enduring claim.This is not nostalgia — this is legal fact, backed by jurisprudence, treaties, and precedent. * Preface by Luiz Alberto Araujo, Professor Emeritus of Public International Law, Maringa University, Brazil. Member of the Brazilian Center for Strategic Studies (CE Brasil). Royal Sovereignty vis-à-vis Contemporary International Law is both a compelling narrative and a scholarly triumph, bridging East and West, past and present, dignity and law. Read more