Monarchy of Kernev
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| Prince of Kernev and the Isles | |
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| Incumbent | |
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| Corentyn Arthyen since 23 June 1979 | |
| Details | |
| Style | His Highness |
| Heir apparent | Arthyen, Lord of Trevena |
| First monarch | Arthyen Gernow (alleged) Tegen I (confirmed) |
| Formation | 30AD 116AD |
| Residence | Yskynna Palace, Pennwydh |
| Appointer | Heredity (male-preference) |
The monarchy of Kernev (Kernevic: Myghternses Gernev) is the constitutional form of government of Kernev. It consists of a hereditary monarch, the Prince, that reighns as head of state. The current monarch is Corentyn Arthyen since 1979. The prince has a substantial de jure role in politics and law within Kernev, which is represented in Kernevic law by the monogram P.
