Who was the Last emperor of India?

Answer 1

In 293 CE, as a settlement after an extended period of civil war, Diocletian split the Roman Empire into an eastern and western - the eastern capital Constantinople was dedicated in 330 CE. After the demise of the western empire in 476 CE, the Roman Empire lived on as the Eastern Roman Empire, which is also known as the Byzantine Empire. This lasted until the capture of Constantinople by the Turks in 1453. The last emperor of Rome at the time was Constantine XI.

The last emperor of the Western Half of the Roman Empire was one Romulus Augustulus (the name means "little Augustus") who formally abdicated, under the decree of Odoacer on September 4th, in the year 476 C.E.

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The last Emperor of a UNIFIED Roman Empire was Emperor Theodosius the Great (known for his controversy with St. Ambrose) who reigned over a true, unified empire for the last 3 years of his reign from 392-395. He actually reigned for 17 years and officially, for all intents and purposes, saw to the eventually dissolution of the Western Half of the Empire.

Answer 2

The last Emperor of India was King George VI of the United Kingdom 1936-1852

If you are asking for the last Hindu Emperor of India?, then:

'Hemu' or "Hem Chander Vikramaditya" also called "HEMU VIKRAMADITYA" was the last Hindu Emperor of India. After winning 22 battles in mediavel period, he won Delhi on 6th Oct. 1956 after defeating Mughal Army of Akbar in Delhi, which was led by Tardi Beg. Hemu Vikramaditya had his coronation at Purana Kila in Delhi, in the presence of all the Afgan and Rajput Commanders and re established the Hindu Kingdom and Vikramaditya Dynasty in India after 350 years of Mughal rule.

Answer 3

The last Emperor to be crowned by a Pope was Charles V. He was crowned in Bologna by Pope Clement VII in 1530.

Note that the Pope didn't actually crown Napoleon I; Napoleon crowned himself in the presence of the Pope despite what David's famous painting suggests.
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Answer 4

Napoleon III was emperor of France from 1852 to 1870.

He was born Louis-Napoléon Bonaparte, nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte, and was President of the Second French Republic from 1848 until he seized power in December, 1851.

Answer 5

When one of Rome's greatest emperor, Marcus Aurelius died, the Roman Empire went downhill. After he died, Commodus took over.