The only country in the world to still have an emperor is Japan. The Japanese imperial family, known as the Chrysanthemum Throne, is considered the oldest continuing hereditary monarchy in the world. The emperor's role is largely ceremonial and symbolic, with no governing power. As of now, Emperor Naruhito has been on the throne since May 2019.
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1. Germany was still a country, they only lost the parts they conquered 2. A British shell landed on a Austro-Hungarian trench and a whole regiment was wiped out except for one person, his name was Adolf Hitler.
There are 3. Saudi Arabia, Liechtenstein and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
No, the only country in the world that has paid off a WWII debt is Finland (they made railroad cars and locomotives for the USSR for forty years)
Franz Ferdinand never reigned. His father's brother, Franz Joseph, was the Emperor for sixty-eight years. The Emperor's only son, the cousin of Franz Ferdinand, committed suicide when the Emperor refused him permission to marry the girl he loved (see the movie "Mayerling"). With that suicide the old Emperor had no heir, and tried to make his brother, Franz Ferdinand's father, the heir to the throne, but the brother did not want it. So that left Franz Ferdinand to be the heir to the throne when his old uncle might die, but he just lived on and on and on. Franz Ferdinand was heir for more than fifteen years, but when he was murdered his uncle was still alive. The old Emperor outlived Franz Ferdinand by two years, dying in 1916.
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Japan is the only country in the world to have an Emperor as head of state. Japan copied almost everthing from china and Korea
The Vatican City is the only country in the world where Latin is still used as the main language for official and religious purposes.
Before he became emperor, Nero was still at school, studying under Seneca. Remember, Nero was only 17 years old when he became emperor.
The country of the United States uses the standard unit of measurement system. We are the only country in the world that still uses it.
The only country in the world that currently has an emperor is Japan. An emperor is higher up than a king, but the japanese dont really have an empire made up of different kingdoms, so it's an empty title. The japanese ruling family is believed to be descended from the sun godess Amaterasu of japanese mythology.
The only country left in the world with a Monarch who bears the title of Emperor is that of Japan. Countries which, in the past, had emperors are that of: China, Ethiopia, Mongolia, Vietnam and Korea.
Yes, the senate was still maintained but it only had the power to flatter or agree with the emperor.
There term 'Emporer' can refer to any Dynastic ruling party, so, in terms of Complete Monarchies, here is a list of Dynastic countries: Saudi Arabia Nepal United Kingdom ( Constitutional ) Many African tribes
if you count in the emperor when china separated into several small parts ,that would be 558.if you only count in the emperor when china was a unitive country that would be 230
Mexico is the only country to hold two world cups.
We (men) are still looking for it.