Emperor

with emperors he would never have otherwise. He also was skillful philosopher as well as a leading emperor in Roman history (Bunsen). Marcus Aurelius was a bold and effective leader, who wrote Meditations, giving him a way to express his ideas and philosophy. Beginning at a very young age, Aurelius was seen as mature leader and his future began to be laid out for him. Marcus had many opportunities to receive great knowledge from Emperor Hadrian and the Equestrians whom he studied with. Emperor…

Christianity was the official religion, pagans posed as an intense power in odds with the political and religious power of the Christians. Something that changed intensely was the fact that Christians did not believe in the imperial Cult. So the emperors of the past and future would not be special in that way. Instead any common man could have contact with…

send signs such as natural disasters to show that they don't approve of they way the dynasty is being ruled. There are four main rules to the Mandate of Heaven, first, heaven grants the emperor the right to rule, second, since there is only one heaven only one person can be emperor at one time, this, the emperors way to rule determines if they keep the…

Shizo Abe was the seventh prime minister is the last emperor is the last seven years while Akhito is current emperor. Executive powers in Japan are exclusive in the Cabinet. The Cabinet is responsible for the National Diet. The Cabinet consists of up to seventeen ministers. Ordinarily like us they have a term of 4 years. Accordingly…

wanting to steal it is reprehensible. Church possessions and relics are invaluable, and all treasures of God should be in a church where His worshippers can revere them. However, from the pressure by the greed of the other crusaders, I agreed the emperor, myself, could give away some lesser valuable relics to crusaders fighting heroically and nobly. Because of our benevolence, my faction and I wished to spare the lives of violators of the rules of war. All of our men are needed to defeat the…

ready to destroy. There were many political problems within the Western Rome government. To begin with, there were several emperors that were unfit to be emperors. Those emperors were extremely greedy and cruel. All of the emperors were born or adopted into the family. This means that they were not educated to rule and they did not know what Western Rome needed; and if the emperor did know what Western Rome needed, they did not care enough, or were too…

person they did not particularly like. Especially since that man bathed in riches while others became stricken by poverty. However, after the revolution and Robespierre, many people’s mindsets changed. They wanted an emperor. Why was that so? Well, for the most part, people wanted an emperor because they were scared by the example Robespierre had set, they saw Napoleon as a strong leader, and they liked how he promised the people many of the freedoms they fought for during the Revolution.…

Imperial Rome (31 B.C.E. -476 C.E.) and Han China (206 B.C.E.-220 C.E.) are likely the two most well known empires of the time period Because of their large size and influence. When describing methods of political control, the two mirrored each other in many ways but, in some respects, had contradicting ideas. The methods of political control used by Imperial Rome and Han China were similar regarding their use of political theologies to justify leadership, their centrally structured government,…

forcing humans to fight each other to the death, we think of post-apocalyptic universes, where humanity barely exists. There were many causes of the lengthy process of the Roma Empire falling the ethical breach being one of the main causes. Many emperors such as Tiberius and Commodus would sexually abuse young, male slaves, physically abuse their citizens, and surround themselves with concubines.…

the Roman Empire, there were many economic issues that also contributed to the fall of Rome. Some of these issues included: too much military spending, the costly decision to move the capital from Rome to Constantinople, and the greed of the Roman emperors. When the question of the end of Rome arises, the Barbarian…