Thread 216656424

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Anonymous

11/10/2025, 5:17:30 PM No.216656424 [Report] >>216656468 >>216656545 >>216657358 >>216657491 >>216657517

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What's the difference between an emperor and a king

Anonymous

11/10/2025, 5:18:57 PM No.216656462 [Report] >>216656697

>Quelle est la différence entre un roi et un empereur ? Un roi est souvent à la tête d'un seul pays, son royaume. Un empereur est à la tête d'un grand territoire qui réunit plusieurs royaumes

Anonymous

11/10/2025, 5:19:04 PM No.216656468 [Report] >>216656697

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>>216656424 (OP)
king rules his own
emperor rules over foreigners, basically a type of globohomo

Anonymous

11/10/2025, 5:19:32 PM No.216656480 [Report] >>216656697

A king rules over a single nation and its people, while an emperor rules over or exerts influence over various nations and peoples.

Anonymous

11/10/2025, 5:22:39 PM No.216656545 [Report] >>216656697

>>216656424 (OP)
A king rules over governors and an emperor rules over kings. It's similar to the Persian concept of 'king of kings' it's debatable if most emperors have had much influence over kings however.

Anonymous

11/10/2025, 5:29:51 PM No.216656697 [Report] >>216657025 >>216657144 >>216657322

>>216656462
>>216656468
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>>216656545
But if the Romans hated kings then why did they have emperors
since emperors are apparently uber kings

Anonymous

11/10/2025, 5:42:43 PM No.216657025 [Report]

>>216656697
Because they didn't call them that

Anonymous

11/10/2025, 5:47:22 PM No.216657144 [Report]

>>216656697
romans were retarded

Anonymous

11/10/2025, 5:54:45 PM No.216657322 [Report] >>216657420

>>216656697
Roman emperor were not kings

Anonymous

11/10/2025, 5:56:15 PM No.216657358 [Report]

>>216656424 (OP)
A king rules over one group of people while the emperor over mutiple groups of people and even other vassal kings

Anonymous

11/10/2025, 5:58:18 PM No.216657420 [Report]

>>216657322
Basically in late empire roman emperor were Augustus, ie, retaining his titles specifically first citizen and dictator for life, the successor would be Caesar, these titles were not comparable to Rex or king, since king was just for a group of people where as both Augustus (emperor) and Caesar derive power from senate

They are paramount power but radically different methods

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11/10/2025, 6:00:54 PM No.216657491 [Report]

>>216656424 (OP)
Emperor>King>Duke>Count>Baron>Knight>etc.

Anonymous

11/10/2025, 6:01:57 PM No.216657517 [Report]

>>216656424 (OP)
one rules an empire and the other a kingdom