The Pope is not always more powerful than kings, as their influence varies depending on historical context and specific circumstances. In medieval Europe, the Pope wielded significant spiritual authority that often allowed him to challenge or influence monarchs. However, in modern times, the power of the Papacy is primarily spiritual and moral, while kings and political leaders hold secular authority. Thus, the relationship between the Pope and kings can differ greatly depending on the era and the political landscape.
yes he did... until the reformation in germany, and then loads of people turned protestant, which gave the kings more power
The pope outranks the head of the Jesuit order.
Yes because Kings are the ones who make them lords
The Pope.
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because they had no life!!
because they had no life!!
Yes, that is just about it.
Ther French kings are more powerful becaue in 1066, the prince France invaded Britain and that the language of britain demolished.. The english language now is a language of French socialites.
The Pope had more power than the kings in that time.
The Pope holds more spiritual power as the leader of the Catholic Church, while the Queen of England holds more political power as the head of state.
kings had higher rank but did not really have much power over lords.