Inutilian Revolution of 1465

The Inutilian Revolution of 1465 was the result of civil unrest amongst the population, who were fed up with having one bad king after another. The revolution resulted in the last king, Horatio X, being executed, and his children exiled. The monarchist government was replaced by a Patrimony.

The revolution was led by a revolutionary nicknamed Rockhead, because of his famous stupidity and stubbornness in certain areas. As nobody else was willing to behead a king, even an extremely annoying king, he was the one to perform the execution.

Later the people betrayed him, showing their disapproval of his anti-monarchist behaviour and telling him that what he had done was wrong. But then, it's easy to say that sort of thing when the problem's been dealt with and doesn't need to be worried about anymore.

Eventually Horatio X's descendant, Ptraci II, revived the monarchy.

Parallels with beheading of Lorenzo the Kind and subsequent political situation in Ankh-Morpork, in Terry Pratchett's Discworld series
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 * The revolution was held because everyone was sick and tired of having to put up with kings
 * Eventually one man (in the Discworld series this was Stoneface Vimes, commander of the Ankh-Morpork city watch) said 'No more kings!', and beheaded the monarch
 * The revolutionary responsible was later betrayed
 * The monarchy was replaced with a line of Patricians, most of whom were no different from the kings, but at least didn't claim divine right to rule, which made everyone feel better about it
 * A descendant of the king survived, and later joined the City Watch of the country they were rightfully monarch of. Here the resemblance ends, though. In Inutilia the scion was female (Queen Ptraci II) and successfully attempted to regain the throne. In Discworld, the rightful heir was male (Constable Carrot Ironfoundersson) and had no desire to supplant the Patrician, preferring to stay in the Watch

All of these resemblances were entirely deliberate.