Restoration, when noted, is considered to include the accession of a monarch, therefore excluding the vacant restorations proclaimed by dictators in Hungary (1919) and Spain (1947; confirmed 1969).
| 1649 | England & Scotland (Restored 1660) |
| 1792 | France (Restored 1814/15) |
| 1801 | Georgia (Annexed by Russia) |
| 1848 | France |
| 1861 | Two Sicilies (Annexed by Italy) |
| 1889 | Brazil |
| 1893 | Hawaii (Annexed by United States 1898) |
| 1910 | Korea (Annexed by Japan) |
| 1910 | Portugal |
| 1911-12 | China |
| 1917 | Russia |
| 1918 | Germany |
| 1918 | Austria-Hungary |
| 1918 | Montenegro (Annexed by Yugoslavia; last King abdicated 1922) |
| 1922-23 | Turkey (Ottoman Empire) |
| 1924 | Greece (Restored 1935) |
| 1931 | Spain (Restored 1975) |
| 1945 | Yugoslavia |
| 1946 | Albania (King exiled 1939) |
| 1946 | Italy |
| 1946 | Bulgaria |
| 1947 | Romania |
| 1953 | Egypt |
| 1955 | Vietnam |
| 1957 | Tunisia |
| 1958 | Iraq |
| 1961 | Rwanda |
| 1962 | Yemen |
| 1964 | Zanzibar (Joined with Tanganyika to form Tanzania) |
| 1966 | Burundi |
| 1968 | Maldives |
| 1969 | Libya |
| 1970 | Cambodia (Restored 1993) |
| 1973 | Afghanistan |
| 1973-74 | Greece (King exiled 1967) |
| 1975 | Ethiopia (Emperor deposed 1974) |
| 1975 | Laos |
| 1979 | Iran |
| 2008 | Nepal |