Does Czech Republic have a Monarchy?

Answer 1

The royal family was once thought to be extinct, but now there is decedents of the family. They now own castles and property that was once owned by the Czech Royal Family. However, they are given no title so they are not considered to be 'royal'.

Answer 2

Czecho-Slovakia- originally hyphenated ( a Judge agreed, and he was a former Air Force officer ( probably JAG). - well it was once part of the top-heavy Austro-Hungarian Empire. After World War I- it was configured as a republic, Industries were rebuilt, etc. It has remained a republic under and after the Communist regime. They had heraldic designs, but as Czechoslovakia proper- were always a Republic- No Crowned heads here. Possibly Historical flags may have been flown at former palaces for historical reasons alone-Like the embattled Southern Cross of the CSA! . The Italian Navy still uses the Triple Crown flag though the Empire was voted down in l946. Tradition in this case, sails on.

Answer 3

No. The Czech Republic is a Presidential Republic, whose first president was Vaclav Havel.