The Dutch Monarchy is the constitutional monarchy of the Netherlands, where the monarch serves as the head of state. The current monarch is King Willem-Alexander, who ascended the throne in 2013. The monarchy has a ceremonial role, with duties including representing the country at official events and performing state functions. The Dutch royal family is known for its historical significance and public engagement. The monarchy is supported by the Dutch government, which handles legislative and executive powers. The royal family participates in various cultural and social activities, promoting national unity and heritage throughout the Netherlands.