The biggest Empire in the world was the British Empire, it was the biggest Empire the world has ever seen by far! It stretched right around the globe and a saying was born "the sun never sets on the British empire" because a part of the empire was always in daylight. Here is a map of the world, bits marked red was under British rule: http://northbritain.files.wordpress.com/2008/10british-empire-1920.jpg AS a matter of fact the mongolian empire was the biggest ever seen It was ruled by chinggis khan. And it was 4 times the roman empire at its peak. However, when chinggis khan died, the empire shrunk a lot. The empire is the size of Europe and china together!
The sun never set on the British Empire in 1900 because of the varied places one earth that were part if the British Empire. At any given time during a twenty-four hour period, the sun was shining on one of these possessions.
It was in China.
The greatest European powers included Rome, Holy Roman Empire, France, and the Byzantine Empire.
yes there they created a colony known as indo-china were there is the british embassy during the small wars.
China never joined the British Empire. However, two small parts of China were part of the British Empire. Weihaiwei-1898-1930 Hong Kong-1841-1997
No. China and Russia were in the way for starters
Hong Kong was no longer part of the British Empire on July 1, 1997. It is now a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of China.
Land, Tax, more knowledge taken from the people of Chinese [if they have some that the British did not], more CHEAP Labour, more resources...etc. etc.
They were all part of the British Empire
The USA has never been part of the British Empire.
All non British, countries, colonies, territories or protectorates were not part of the British Empire.
They replace The Mughal Empire in China
France was never part of the British Empire.
Mozambique. Not only was never a part of the British Empire, but has no ties linking it to the British Empire.
No, Vietnam was part of the French Empire.
The British Empire no longer exists.