After Bhutan's soon-to-be governing party pledged to follow the policies of the absolute monarchy it was replacing, Bhutan became possibly the first country in history where a King had to convince his people that democracy was a good idea. But, in a country that counts the nation's health by a Gross Happiness Index, not much is surprising. Can this tiny country keep its autonomy in the face of encroaching influence from outside? What does the future hold for a small country in the midst of the roaring Tiger and Dragon economies? We guide you through this fascinating democratic experiment.
In 2007 three generations of the Spanish monarchy were photographed together for the last time. Since then the once adored family has crumbled and the Spanish Kingdom has been shaken by a series of scandals.
An intimate portrait of the last surviving Balkan monarchs in their own words. With rare archive footage and first hand testimonies we learn how the monarchs of Bulgaria, Montenegro and Romania have survived their tumultuous history to remain an essential part of their respective countries' natio...
In 1885 the British Army invaded Burma and deposed its King. This is the story of a family and a country emerging from the darkness into modern day Burma.
