Oceanian monarchies

Target entity: Oceanian monarchies
Context triple: [Royal standards, historicallyUsedIn, Oceanian monarchies]

• A. Commonwealth realms
  The Commonwealth realms are sovereign states that share the same monarch as their head of state within the Commonwealth of Nations.
• B. Sri Lankan monarchy
  The Sri Lankan monarchy was the historical system of kingship that ruled the island of Sri Lanka for over two millennia, encompassing various dynasties and kingdoms until its abolition under British colonial rule in the early 19th century.
• C. King of Tonga
  The King of Tonga is the hereditary monarch and highest authority of the Polynesian kingdom of Tonga, serving as its head of state within a constitutional framework.
• D. Gilbert and Ellice Islands
  The Gilbert and Ellice Islands were a former British colonial territory in the central Pacific Ocean that later separated into the independent nations of Kiribati and Tuvalu.
• E. Australian constitutional monarchy
  The Australian constitutional monarchy is a system of government in which Australia recognizes the British monarch as its ceremonial head of state within a democratic, parliamentary framework defined by the Australian Constitution.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Oceanian monarchies
Target entity description: Oceanian monarchies are sovereign states in the Oceania region that retain a monarchical system of government, often blending indigenous traditions with constitutional or parliamentary frameworks.

• A. Commonwealth realms
  The Commonwealth realms are sovereign states that share the same monarch as their head of state within the Commonwealth of Nations.
• B. Sri Lankan monarchy
  The Sri Lankan monarchy was the historical system of kingship that ruled the island of Sri Lanka for over two millennia, encompassing various dynasties and kingdoms until its abolition under British colonial rule in the early 19th century.
• C. King of Tonga
  The King of Tonga is the hereditary monarch and highest authority of the Polynesian kingdom of Tonga, serving as its head of state within a constitutional framework.
• D. Gilbert and Ellice Islands
  The Gilbert and Ellice Islands were a former British colonial territory in the central Pacific Ocean that later separated into the independent nations of Kiribati and Tuvalu.
• E. Australian constitutional monarchy
  The Australian constitutional monarchy is a system of government in which Australia recognizes the British monarch as its ceremonial head of state within a democratic, parliamentary framework defined by the Australian Constitution.
• F. None of above. chosen