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What is the meaning of the samrat?
Emperor.
What is meaning of kaiser permanente?
Emperor Lasting, in english it would be said Lasting Emperor.
What is the opposite meaning of emperor?
The sovereign or supreme monarch of an empire; -- a title of dignity superior to that of king; as, the emperor of Germany or of Austria; the emperor or Czar of Russia.
What is the olde English meaning for the month of August?
It is named after the Emperor Augustus Caesar of Rome, The first Roman emperor.
What name was used to refer to the Japanese emperor's?
The Japanese historically referred to the Emperor as "Tenno," meaning "heavenly sovereign," reflecting the belief that the Emperor was a living god.
What is the meaning of the The Fountain of Trajan?
there is no meaning. the trajan fountain was built as a monument or worship grounds to the emperor trajan.
What was the Shogun and why was he important?
The word "Shogun" is an archaic term meaning "the Emperor of Japan."
What was the shoguns and why was he important?
The word "Shogun" is an archaic term meaning "the Emperor of Japan."
What title did emperor come from and what does it mean?
Emperor comes from middle English via old French and ultimately from the Latin imperator meaning military commander.
What is Japan's leader's title?
When speaking Japanese the Emperor of Japan is typically refered to as either Tennō Heika, meaning 'his majesty the heavenly sovereign', Tennō, meaning 'heavenly sovereign', or Kinjō Heika, meaning 'his current majesty'. It is considered disrespectful to use their given name. Outside of Japan the Emperor is often known by his given name, ie 'Emperor...' followed by his given name. The Emperor however has limited powers and so the Prime Minister of Japan could be descibed as the leader.
Which emperor had a favourite horse called Incitatus?
Incitatus was the favored horse of Roman emperor Caligula. Its name is a Latin adjective meaning "swift" or "at full gallop".
What name was used to refer to the Japanese emperors?
The Japanese historically referred to the Emperor as "Tenno," meaning "heavenly sovereign," reflecting the belief that the Emperor was a living god.
