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Who was the great emperor who traveled to mecca with 80 to 100 camels each loaded with 100 pounds of gold dust?
It was the emperor Mansa Musa.
What powers did the emperor and the shogun each have during the period of military government?
the emperoe was only a figurehead
Who is the commander of the axis powers in world war 2?
Each country's leader remained in charge of that country's forces; there was no overall leader. These individual leaders include Adolf Hitler (Germany), Benito Mussolini (Italy) and, for a while, Joseph Stalin (USSR).
What was the potsdam declaration?
On July 26, 1945 the Allied leaders (Stalin, Truman, Chamberlain) issued a declaration demanding "unconditional surrender" from Japan, concealing the fact that they had privately agreed to let Japan retain its emperor. This declaration was made at the potsdam conference, and the last meeting of The Big Three during WWII.the Potsdam Declaration was a threat made by the Allies to drop an atomic bomb on japan. see also: atom/ic bomb, Enola Gay, hydrogen bomb, V-j.
Why is japan called as the rising sun?
They picked a rising sun for the flag because Japan is the easternmost country in the world, and the sun rises in the east. The exact origin of the flag "Hinomaru" is unknown. However, historically, the sun has had a religious connotation in Japan, and the rising sun has had an important symbolic meaning. For example, in 607, Prince Shotoku sent a letter that began with "from the emperor of the rising sun" to Emperor Yang of Sui. One legend related to the national flag is attributed to Buddhist priest Nichiren. During a Mongolian invasion into Japan during the 13th century, Nichiren gave a sun banner to the shogun to carry into battle. One of Japan's oldest known flags is housed at the Unpo-ji temple in Yamanashi Prefecture. A legend states that the flag was given by Emperor Reizei to Minamoto no Yoshimitsu, and was treated as the family treasure by the Takeda clan. However, the historical accuracy of this account is questionable. The earliest recorded flags in Japan date from the unification period. The flags belonged to each Daimyo, and were used mostly in battle. Most of the flags were long banners, and were usually charged with the mon of the Daimyo. Members of the same family, such as a son, father and a brother, had different flags to carry to battle. The flags served for identification, and were displayed by soldiers on their backs and also on their horses. Generals also had their own flags, but most of these were square in shape. The Hinomaru was the legal national flag from 1870 until 1885. After the Meiji Restoration, the Hinomaru was the de facto national flag with no law in place.
What were powerful lords called in japan?
The top ruler was the emperor. His right hand men were the shoguns, which each looked after a region. The daimyo were the administrators under the shogun. The role of emperor was removed from office with a major civil revolution. The top shogun took this position and led Japan, until another revolution reinstated the emperor.
What effect did the emperors have on Japan?
the emperors affected japan by giving the citizens of early japan courage and by splitting each land to the daiymo so there wouldnt be any conflicts and that effected japan by making it so that era of japan lived for a longer time then it would have been.
How much money does the US give japan each year?
Japan is powerful, and they have their own resources. They are not on the list of countries the United States provides foreign aid.
Do Emperor penguins mate for life or choose new mates each year?
Emperor penguins mate for life.
What is the name of the ballet traditionally performed around Christmas each other?
The Nutcracker
How do Japanese people celebrate the emperor's birthday?
A national holiday in Japan, December 23rd is a day for celebrating the Emperor's Birthday - by a throng of Japanese (and just as many tourists!) - who flock see the Emperor on this special day.Banners, flags, well wishes, and a special address by the Emperor himself usually mark the occasion.The day is also traditionally observed by the entire imperial family who smile and wave back at adoring crowds from the window of their official home at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo.The national holiday, called tenno no tanjobi, changes to celebrate the birthday of each new Emperor who "rules." Since today the seat of empire only extends to the Japanese islands, the role of modern Emperor is solely a ceremonial one in Japan.The country is now a constitutional monarchy with a parliamentary government similar to Great Britain, but the tradition of Emperor is still very important symbolically to the Japanese, and the person who holds the seat still very much beloved.--It is customary on this day for the Imperial Family to appear on the balcony of the Imperial palace to exchange greetings with the public.
How much money has the emperor of Japan?
According to the Imperial Household Agency, the Emperor's expenses can largely be classified into two categories - personal and palace-related. The Emperor, Empress and other inner-court members of the Imperial family spend their personal expenses on daily living and activities. Although the agency does not provide a breakdown of how much each member of the royal family spends, or what the funds are spent on, ¥324 million was budgeted for this fiscal year.
Sentence for autocrat?
Dictator,czar,and emperor are each a type of autocrat.
What do Emperor penguins do when they breed?
they sing to each other, that's their courtship
What does an emperor penguin do in group?
They keep each other warm by cuddling
Who was the great emperor who traveled to mecca with 80 to 100 camels each loaded with 100 pounds of gold dust?
It was the emperor Mansa Musa.
Who is traditionally associated with each king in a deck of playing cards?
Traditionally, but necessarily historically, the King of Hearts is Charlemagne, Diamonds- Caesar, Spades-King David and on the Club Alexander the Great.
