Monlon nodded, "Apart from signing official decrees, diplomatic documents, and declarations of war, His Majesty the King doesn't need to do anything."
Visconti angrily said, "You call this no power? These are the most important affairs of the state!"
Talleyrand motioned him to calm down, "The King only signs them, all the contents are determined by the Congress.
"Before the King is crowned, your Congress should start functioning. If you still can't control all domestic affairs this way, then I can only express my deep regret.
"You know, even the salaries of the Royal Guard are paid by the Congress.
"Oh, you don't even need the title 'King,' perhaps 'Governor,' like Savoy, or 'Hereditary Ruler,' like the Netherlands."
After two or three years of chaos in Savoy's political arena, various forces finally compromised on a Governor—the Marquis of Barolo, as the nominal ruler of Savoy.
