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'''Emperor''' (from the Roman title ''Imperator'', meaning one with authority to command an army) is | '''Emperor''' (from the Roman title ''Imperator'', meaning one with authority to command an army) is the title of an autocratic ruler of a large nation, typically one that has conquered several other nations and declared itself an [[empire]]. | ||
== Emperors in Science Fiction == | == Emperors in Science Fiction == | ||
Revision as of 04:28, 12 January 2010
Emperor (from the Roman title Imperator, meaning one with authority to command an army) is the title of an autocratic ruler of a large nation, typically one that has conquered several other nations and declared itself an empire.
Emperors in Science Fiction
- Emperor (Star Wars): Ruler of the Galactic Empire
- Emperor (Warhammer 40,000): Immortal, god-like ruler of the Imperium of Man