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What country has a king?

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spain
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Jordan does
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European Kings

Spain- Juan  Carlos

Belgium, King Albert II

Sweden,  Carl  XVI  Gustaf

Norway,  Harald

Middle  Eastern  Kings/Sultans  I know  there  are  more  then 2  royal  heads  of  state  in  the Middle East,  but  I only  know the  names of  two  royal  heads  of state in the  Middle  East.

Jordan,  Abdullah  II

Saudi  Arabia  Sultan  Saidd

Bahrain-King

Asia

Thailand,  king

Japan  Emperor

Napal  King

Africa

Lesotho-  King

Swaziland  King

I am  not as  familiar with  the royal  houses  in  other parts of the  world  as  I am  with  European  royal  houses.
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Jordon's King is quite young and drives a taxi sometimes so he can talk to people - find out what they like. I liked his father - he had a ham radio & talked to people all over the world. One man in the Midlands with a ham radio, picked him up one night on the air, and while they were chatting, he asked him what he did in Jordon. "I am a King" he said.
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in olden days every country has a king. now i guess only norway and saudi arabia (king) , england and netherlands (queen) and japan (emperor) practises royalty.
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Kinglandia!
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Spain, Sweden, Norway, Belgium, Holland, Great Britain, Brunai, Japan, Denmark, Jordan...... and so on.
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Brunei Darussalam has a Sultan which is just like a king, Bahrain has a King, Bhutan-king, Cambodia-king, Japan- Emperor(kinda like a king), Jordan-king, Monaco-prince, Morocco-king, Nepal-king, Oman-sultan, Saudi Arabia-king, and i believe that is all
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Sweden, Norway, Belgium, Spain...
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Bhutan, Spain, Thailand, etc... In fact there are many more but since you asked country in the single form, I am wondering if you are referring to a certain type of country or king?
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Spain, for one.
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ethiopia
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Spain, Norway, Belgium, Sweden, Thailand, Lesotho, Swaziland, Jordan, Bahrain, Morocco, Nepal, Cambodia, Saudi Arabia, Tonga, Bhutan.

Of course there are also monarchies where the current monarch is a Queen (UK, The Netherlands, Denmark) and others where the Monarch is not a King but another title (e.g. Sultan, Emir, etc).

There are also Kings who are not heads of countries e.g. The Maoris of New Zealand have a king but although he is head of the Maori nation he is not head of New Zealand.
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Tonga is another
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