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The tittle got passed down from generation to generation. If someone took over China then they were called the emperor and the Chinese dynasty changed.
Easy!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ying Zheng was the first emperor of china who changed his name when he became emperor. His name was changed to Qin Shi Huang Di wich means the first emperor :D Hope it helps! nice 2 be able to help somone else! :)
The Sung Dynasty was known for its Art and its technology. It changed China today. The Sung Dynasty art what inspired the painters of todays Chinese paintings.
Shotoku is a Yamato prince who took charge of Japan on behalf of his aunt, empress Suiko, and his goal was to create a strong government modeled after China. To achieve his goal, he created a constitution that gave all power to the emperor and he also created a bureaucracy. The emperor appointed all government positions and the constitution listed rules (based on the ideas of Confucius) for working in the government. Shotoku sent officials to study the Chinese government and they learned about Buddhism, art, medicine, and philosophy. He also ordered the building of Buddhist temples and monasteries throughout Japan. This was how prince Shotoku changed the Japanese government.
The Roman government changed during emergencies in order to get the crisis solved. Many times the consuls and the senate could not agree on a solution or a reaction to the emergency so they appointed a dictator who had full power to solve the problem.
requiring people to pass written tests before they earned a position.
The consuls were the top officials in the ancient Roman republic. They were honored due to the prestige of their office and the year they were in power was named after them. When the government changed to the principate, or the erroneously called "empire", the office of consul was still maintained but the men were appointed by the emperor and sometimes only for six months. The emperor assumed most of the powers of the consuls and generally held a consulship himself.The consuls were the top officials in the ancient Roman republic. They were honored due to the prestige of their office and the year they were in power was named after them. When the government changed to the principate, or the erroneously called "empire", the office of consul was still maintained but the men were appointed by the emperor and sometimes only for six months. The emperor assumed most of the powers of the consuls and generally held a consulship himself.The consuls were the top officials in the ancient Roman republic. They were honored due to the prestige of their office and the year they were in power was named after them. When the government changed to the principate, or the erroneously called "empire", the office of consul was still maintained but the men were appointed by the emperor and sometimes only for six months. The emperor assumed most of the powers of the consuls and generally held a consulship himself.The consuls were the top officials in the ancient Roman republic. They were honored due to the prestige of their office and the year they were in power was named after them. When the government changed to the principate, or the erroneously called "empire", the office of consul was still maintained but the men were appointed by the emperor and sometimes only for six months. The emperor assumed most of the powers of the consuls and generally held a consulship himself.The consuls were the top officials in the ancient Roman republic. They were honored due to the prestige of their office and the year they were in power was named after them. When the government changed to the principate, or the erroneously called "empire", the office of consul was still maintained but the men were appointed by the emperor and sometimes only for six months. The emperor assumed most of the powers of the consuls and generally held a consulship himself.The consuls were the top officials in the ancient Roman republic. They were honored due to the prestige of their office and the year they were in power was named after them. When the government changed to the principate, or the erroneously called "empire", the office of consul was still maintained but the men were appointed by the emperor and sometimes only for six months. The emperor assumed most of the powers of the consuls and generally held a consulship himself.The consuls were the top officials in the ancient Roman republic. They were honored due to the prestige of their office and the year they were in power was named after them. When the government changed to the principate, or the erroneously called "empire", the office of consul was still maintained but the men were appointed by the emperor and sometimes only for six months. The emperor assumed most of the powers of the consuls and generally held a consulship himself.The consuls were the top officials in the ancient Roman republic. They were honored due to the prestige of their office and the year they were in power was named after them. When the government changed to the principate, or the erroneously called "empire", the office of consul was still maintained but the men were appointed by the emperor and sometimes only for six months. The emperor assumed most of the powers of the consuls and generally held a consulship himself.The consuls were the top officials in the ancient Roman republic. They were honored due to the prestige of their office and the year they were in power was named after them. When the government changed to the principate, or the erroneously called "empire", the office of consul was still maintained but the men were appointed by the emperor and sometimes only for six months. The emperor assumed most of the powers of the consuls and generally held a consulship himself.
Yes, Wu Hou married a tang emperor. A few years later she changed the dynasty to Chou, and named herself the "Sacred and Divine Empress Regnant" of the Chou Dynasty. In effect, she usurped the Tang Dynasty without major bloodshed.Empress Wu ZetianTang Dynasty China (625-705 AD)
The tittle got passed down from generation to generation. If someone took over China then they were called the emperor and the Chinese dynasty changed.
During the Republic all provinces were senatorial provinces. The senators appointed their governors. Under Augustus the older provinces remained senatorial, but the newer ones became imperial provinces; that is, the emperor appointed their governors. The number and size of the provinces changed. New provinces were added by new conquests. Over time provinces were also restructured and subdivided.
Tang Dynasty, although she herself changed the name of the dynasty to Zhou.
He was Agustus Caesar, the first Roman Emperor.
yuan dynasty
Easy!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ying Zheng was the first emperor of china who changed his name when he became emperor. His name was changed to Qin Shi Huang Di wich means the first emperor :D Hope it helps! nice 2 be able to help somone else! :)
Khan changed his name to Yuan to give more appeal to the Chinese and so his dynasty was named the Yuan Dynasty.
The Sung Dynasty was known for its Art and its technology. It changed China today. The Sung Dynasty art what inspired the painters of todays Chinese paintings.
he has changed his will a few times..how do we know if we have the latest?