Emperor of India

course, she was brought into this lifestyle by blood and blood only. Yet, as a child, she blossomed into a brightening rose only to grow stronger in her path. Many attempts were made by Victoria during her reign for multiple years as queen, these attempts were to help the government's policies and religious order , showing her strict standards of morality. Despite becoming queen at a young age with little idea of how much she was expected to achieve,Victoria learned to be influential by speaking with a silk tongue. She made her mark in history as a monarch having a power which was undeniable and she showed that a woman can bring more to the table. Upon her sixty-three years of being Queen in England, Victoria had also become the Empress of India, Queen of Ireland which made her more influential as time passed. Her persuasion had conquered the majority of her british society by showing them her dream of how the government should be. Her mark as queen was to recreate the monarchy, build it to a higher platform than her uncle for ¨...the prestige of the monarchy is drooping ¨ (PBS). Maybe, this was the work of William IV who expired making her the eligible successor of the throne. A Queen being in charge of the government made the society cautious of Victoria, not only did she become Queen at eighteen. But, this woman was the heiress presumptive which meant , she was the only heir with the most plausible claim to the throne. She was given one duty by her god, which was to build…

Alyssa Mahan March 10, 2017 Queen Elizabeth Things unexpected can happen at anytime, things that could change every part of a person’s life. Being coronated as The Queen of England makes for a very different life than any other young woman’s. Queen Elizabeth’s life changed tremendously and all relationships and areas of life would never be the same again. Elizabeth was born to George VI and soon to be Queen Elizabeth I and before Elizabeth’s father became king, life was much…

Art through India The excitement had been growing as I landed at the airport in Mumbai, India. I would to get see new sights, experience new culture and learn where my roots had originated. As I left the airport I was culture shocked by what I was witnessing. The sceneries, the people, the environment was so different from what I had been use too. The architecture had been ancient and had so much meaning. The temples or known as mandir’s carried sacred meaning. My experience with the different…

of upperclassmen and people who could pass the civil service examination. Emperor Wudi established this exam, that tested law and Chinese literature. Emperor Wudi also established a training school for bureaucrats. The exam and training school served as a way to allow individuals from lower ranks of society to rule, while simultaneously limiting the power of the emperor along with the upper-class. Qin Shihuangdi provided a single law code for the entire temple, and appointed governors, military,…

ages. While the classical civilizations of the Maya and Mauryan and Gupta India were alike in that they both had a clear cut social organization due to the specialization of occupations in their societies. They differed in the economic and political collapse of their civilizations due to the fact that the downfall of the Maya was mainly due to the effects of nature, which then caused conflicts between city-states and the downfall of Mauryan and Gupta India was a result of the weak successors,…

The love of gardening displayed by the Muslim Kings in Indian, particularly the Mughal Emperors, had an enduring impression on the taste of the people of India. When the great Mughals came and conquered India and consolidated their power there, they carried the art of gardening like other fine arts to the highest pitch ever attained by it before. The greatest epoch of the Mughals was spread over the reign of six Emperors from Babar to Aurangzeb. During this time the successive Emperors, their…

The Mughal Empire was primarily a centralized system of governance headed by an emperor who controlled and regulated all the affairs of the empire and its architectural activities. The famed Mansabdari system of government was framed and instituted by Akbar, the third emperor, between 1542 and 1605. The system of governance provided law and order in the extensive and diverse Indian nation. It is important to understand that the Mughal’s political structure was well organized and coordinated. In…

Jalal-ud-Din Muhammad Akbar was the third generation Mughal emperor, who was born in Umarkot, Sindh, and inherited the throne of his father, Humayun at the age of 13-14 in 1556. He ruled India for almost 50 years till 1605 during which India went through the most glorious period in its history. His empire saw Akbar grow from his teens and become a wise, strategic leader, who transformed India, and came to be known as Akbar, The Great. During his early years of rule from 1556 to 1560, Akbar was a…

The Chicken or the Egg with Hierarchies In ancient China, the earliest dynasties Zhou, Qin, and the Han were never unified by religion, but by the government. These different dynasties varied in government structure, social hierarchies, and political philosophies. These factors shaped familial hierarchies and gender roles. In ancient India, the role of government and religion varied from those of China. In India, religion shaped the patriarchal gender roles, and religion dictated familial…

Ashoka, otherwise known as Ashoka the Great, was an emperor of the Maurya Dynasty. As an emperor he most known for his edicts based on Buddhist beliefs. Edicts are the official rules or proclamations of a person of authority. His edicts are a reflection of the kind of emperor he was. He was a fair ruler who was devoted to his religion and demanded that his subjects all treated each other with respect. He takes after the Dharma, the teachings of Buddha of law and order.” There is an underlying…