Question

Who had accepted the transition of Nepal from absolute monarchy to the constitutional monarchy?
A. King Virendra
B. King Birendra
C. King Gajendra
D. King Gyanendra

Answer 1

Hint:
> He was the king of Nepal.
> He was born in 1945 and died in 2001.
> He was a very kind and emotional prince. He wanted Nepalese people to experience real democracy.

Complete answer:
Option A) King Virendra – is an incorrect answer because he had not accepted the transition of Nepal from absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy. Thus, it is incorrect here.

Option B) King Birendra – is a correct answer because he had accepted the transition of Nepal from absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy. King Birendra was the King of Nepal. He was born in 1945 and died in 2001. He was a very kind and emotional prince. He wanted Nepalese people to experience real democracy. Thus, it is correct here.

Option C) King Gajendra – is an incorrect answer because he had not accepted the transition of Nepal from absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy. Thus, it is incorrect here.

Option D) King Gyanendra – is an incorrect answer because he had not accepted the transition of Nepal from absolute monarchy to a constitutional monarchy. Thus, it is incorrect here.

Therefore, the correct answer is B

Note
> A Monarchy is a country and a form of government which is ruled by a monarch.
> Absolute monarchy is a form of monarchy that is not limited or restrained by the laws or a constitution.
> A constitutional monarchy is a form of monarchy in which monarchy shares the power with a constitutionally organized government.
> There is a difference between both which is an absolute monarchy is not limited and a constitutional monarchy is a limited monarchy.