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Privy councils

Functioning privy councils

Government	Privy Council
Belgium	Crown Council of Belgium
Bhutan	Privy Council of Bhutan
Brunei	Privy Council of Brunei
Canada	Queen's Privy Council for Canada
Cambodia	Supreme Privy Advisory Council
Denmark	Council of State
Jamaica	Privy Council of Jamaica
Norway	Norwegian Council of State
Netherlands	Dutch Council of State
Spain	Consejo de Estado
Thailand	Privy Council of Thailand
Tonga	Privy Council of Tonga
United Kingdom	Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council

Former or dormant privy councils

Kingdom	Privy Council	Notes
Austrian Empire/Austria-Hungary	Geheimrat
Empire of Brazil	His Imperial Majesty's Council	(honorific title, some members were part of the Council of Ministers or the Council of State; abolished by a coup in 1889)^[1]
Konbaung dynasty	Byedaik	(abolished 1885)
Qing dynasty	Grand Council	(abolished 1898)
Kingdom of England	Privy Council of England	(replaced by the Privy Council of Great Britain on 1 May 1708)^[2]^[3]
Ethiopian Empire	Crown Council of Ethiopia	(abolished 1974, revived in pretence 1987)^{[citation needed]}
Kingdom of France	Conseil du Roi	(abolished 1799 and replaced by the Conseil d'État)
German Empire	Geheimrat	(abolished 1918 and replaced with the State Council 1919–1933, and the Federal Council from 1949)
Kingdom of Greece	Council of State	(Initially established as a Privy council by King Otto in 1835 (abolished in 1865, re-established in 1929 as the senior administrative court of Greece))
Electorate of Hanover	Privy Council of Hanover	(abolished 1866)
Kingdom of Hawaiʻi	Privy Council of the Hawaiian Kingdom	(abolished after the Kingdom of Hawai'i was overthrown 1893)
Kingdom of Ireland	Privy Council of Ireland	(retained following the coming into effect of the Act of Union 1800, but dormant from 1922)
Empire of Japan	Privy Council of Japan	(abolished 1947)
Kingdom of Laos	King's Council	(abolished 1975)
Kingdom of Nepal	Rajsabha	(monarchy abolished on 28 May 2008)
Northern Ireland	Privy Council of Northern Ireland	(made dormant 1972)
Kingdom of Portugal	His Most Faithful Majesty's Council	(monarchy abolished in 1910)
Russian Empire	Supreme Privy Council	(abolished 1730)
Electorate of Saxony	Privy Council of Saxony	established in 1697 to administer jurisdiction over Lutheran institutions on behalf of the Elector who had converted to Catholicism^{[citation needed]}
Kingdom of Scotland	Privy Council of Scotland	(abolished on 1 May 1708, replaced by the Privy Council of Great Britain)^[2]^[3]^[4]
Sweden	Privy Council of Sweden	(abolished 1789)
Thailand	Supreme Council of State of Siam	(abolished 1932)
Kingdom of Yugoslavia	Privy Council of Yugoslavia	(abolished 1945, revived in pretence 1990 and replaced by the Privy Council of Serbia in 2006)^{[citation needed]}

References

^ Coradini, Odaci Luiz (February 1997). "Grandes Famílias e Elite 'Profissional' na Medicina no Brasil" [Important Families and the 'Professional' Elite within Brazilian Medicine]. História, Ciências, Saúde—Manguinhos (in Portuguese). III (3). Rio de Janeiro: Fundação Oswaldo Cruz: 425–466.
^ ^a ^b O'Gorman, Frank (2016). The Long Eighteenth Century: British Political and Social History 1688–1832. Bloomsbury Publishing. p. 65. ISBN 9781472507747.
^ ^a ^b Black, Jeremy (1993). The politics of Britain, 1688-1800. Manchester University Press. p. 13. ISBN 0719037611.
^ "Privy Council Records". National Records of Scotland. Retrieved 8 January 2017.

[1] Coradini, Odaci Luiz (February 1997). "Grandes Famílias e Elite 'Profissional' na Medicina no Brasil" [Important Families and the 'Professional' Elite within Brazilian Medicine]. História, Ciências, Saúde—Manguinhos (in Portuguese). III (3). Rio de Janeiro: Fundação Oswaldo Cruz: 425–466.

[O'Gorman2016-2] O'Gorman, Frank (2016). The Long Eighteenth Century: British Political and Social History 1688–1832. Bloomsbury Publishing. p. 65. ISBN 9781472507747.

[Black1993-3] Black, Jeremy (1993). The politics of Britain, 1688-1800. Manchester University Press. p. 13. ISBN 0719037611.

[4] "Privy Council Records". National Records of Scotland. Retrieved 8 January 2017.

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