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The same person, the Holy Roman Emperor
An emperor was a very important person in China.
Emperors do not "get" the rights to rule. Technically, they don't even have a right to rule, but they have a huge responsibility to the people they lead. Historically, people became emperor because they either inherited the position, or somehow had influence of the military. If the military will do what a person tells them to, then that person can control a country. People don't want to disobey the new "emperor" if he has an army that will punish them. And thus, he controls the people. If the military refuses to cooperate, he can claim to be emperor, but won't be able to control anyone.
They are called emperors, they have dominion over vast territories.
He believed that the person who should rule the country was not the richest but the wisest.
The same person, the Holy Roman Emperor
An immigrant is a person from a different country who seeks refuge in another country.
An emperor was a very important person in China.
An immigrant.
Laws are different from state to state and country to country.
Liu Bang was the common person to become an emperor :p
yes it is different in every country there is a different miqat
It varied according to the laws of the receiving country.
She would be arrested for performing an illegal activity, i.e. driving. Just because an activity in Country A is legal does not mean than the person from that Country A is able to live according to Country A's rules in Country B. The person has to live acording to the rules of Country B and will be penalized according to Country B's laws for failure to comply. Conversely, if something is legal in Country B, but illegal in Country A, a person from Country A who goes to Country B can perform the activity without worry since only Country B's laws apply. Extraterriorality, i.e. having the laws of a different jurisdiction apply to certain people, does not exist except in certain areas under military occupation.
definitely not!
They're called ambassadors.
She would be arrested for performing an illegal activity, i.e. driving. However, depending on the country, her embassy may be able to get her deported so that she will not have to be punished according to the Saudi penal code. The legal punishment can be as bad as 10 lashes. Just because an activity in Country A is legal does not mean than the person from that Country A is able to live according to Country A's rules in Country B. The person has to live acording to the rules of Country B and will be penalized according to Country B's laws for failure to comply. Conversely, if something is legal in Country B, but illegal in Country A, a person from Country A who goes to Country B can perform the activity without worry since only Country B's laws apply. Extraterriorality, i.e. having the laws of a different jurisdiction apply to certain people, does not exist except in certain areas under military occupation.