emperor (Also emperors) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to emperor

  • emperor moth«
  • emperor butterfly«
  • kaiser«
  • thearch«
  • monarch«
  • emperor«
  • purple emperor«
  • empress«
  • imperial«
  • royal«
  • purple«
  • mikado«
  • tenno«
  • noble«
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  • empire«
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  • emperor penguin«
  • title«
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  • emperor paper«
  • king«
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  • emperor goose«
  • ruler«
  • aristocracy«
  • grand duke«
  • imperator«
  • august«
  • patrician«
  • archduke«
  • constantinople«
  • blue«
  • imperial title«
  • tlatoani«
  • roman«
  • tsar«
  • ad«
  • tenno-hai«
  • augustus«
  • noblesse«
  • throne«
  • temple name«
  • samrāṭ«
  • prince«
  • sicca«
  • napoleon«
  • vietnam«
  • male monarch«
  • rescript«
  • basileus«
  • female monarch«
  • republic«
  • caesar«
  • queen regnant«
  • holy roman emperor«
  • queen«
  • japan«
  • crowned head«
  • nobleman«
  • roman emperor«
  • samurai«
  • nien-hao«
  • bulgarian imperial title«
  • china«
  • shahanshah«
  • knighthood«
  • marble«
  • imperium«
  • sovereign«
  • lampadarius«
  • successor«
  • kikumon«
  • byzantine empire«
  • peerage«
  • khagan«
  • khan«
  • justitium«
  • holy roman empire«
  • imperially«
  • pope«
  • imperialism«
  • hangul«
  • aristocrat«
  • monarchy«
  • roman empire«
  • dignity«
  • japanese monarch«
  • blue blood«
  • hetaireia«
  • autocrat«
  • nymphalid butterfly«
  • grand duchess«
  • bulgaria«
  • four-footed butterfly«
  • foo dog«
  • mexico«
  • brush-footed butterfly«
  • empress dowager«
  • chinese emperor«
  • breeding«
  • greek«
  • saturniid moth«
  • imperial tradition«
  • gentry«
  • rome«
  • baronetage«
  • empery«
  • bulgarian monarch«
  • saturniid«
  • emperorship«
  • elba«
  • lordliness«
  • emperors«
  • chakravarti«
  • genteelness«
  • reign«
  • emperorlike«
  • great«
  • crown prince«
  • republican rome«
  • crown«
  • persia«
  • county palatine«
  • rule«
  • congiary«
  • imperial status«
  • hanja«
  • vinifera grape«
  • adlegation«
  • tennō«
  • gravitas«
  • acacia«
  • austria«
  • baronage«
  • dynasty«
  • gentility«
  • serbian imperial title«
  • rōmaiōn«
  • nymphalid«
  • death«
  • final simplified form«
  • đại việt«
  • meaning«
  • historian«
  • vassalage relationship«
  • coronation ceremony«
  • latin imperator«
  • huanghou«
  • byzantine recognition«
  • india«
  • office«
  • foreign emperor«
  • independence«
  • later roman«
  • imperial realm«
  • autokratōr«
  • german emperor«
  • claim«
  • barrack emperor«
  • đinh bộ lĩnh«
  • chanu«
  • grand king«
  • authority«
  • andreas palaiologos«
  • heavenly emperor«
  • francis«
  • vietnamese ruler«
  • term«
  • napoleon iii«
  • yuan dynasty«
  • country«
  • autokrator«
  • son«
  • ngô quyền«
  • translatio imperii«
  • fall«
  • joão vi«
  • empereur«
  • imperial dignity«
  • abdication«
  • spain«
  • tributary relationship«
  • westerner«
  • julius nepos«
  • concubine«
  • kingdom«
  • byzantium«
  • japanese«
  • usage«
  • commander«
  • huangdi«
  • prussian war«
  • head«
  • chapultepec castle«
  • habsburg«
  • western emperor«
  • king gojong«
  • ferdinand«
  • territory«
  • habsburg land«
  • sovereign ruler«
  • second mexican empire«
  • precedence«
  • korea«
  • european context«
  • amaterasu«
  • puyi«
  • korean empire«
  • alfonso vii«
  • century«
  • imperial council«
  • japanese emperor«
  • ivan iii«
  • russia«
  • nihon shoki«
  • wu zetian«
  • roman tradition«
  • alfonso vi«
  • principate«
  • wife«
  • translation«
  • ferdinand vii«
  • sultan«
  • france«
  • second french empire«
  • cognomen«
  • francis ii«
  • rulership«
  • italy«
  • emperor maximilian«
  • suetonius«
  • kublai khan«
  • muscovy«
  • goguryeo«
  • ethiopia«
  • george vi«
  • equivalent«
  • mughal emperor«
  • trebizond«
  • french«
  • regalia«
  • third republic«
  • french empire«
  • manchukuo«
  • roman senate«
  • british monarch«
  • british empire«
  • type«
  • brazil«
  • power«
  • western roman empire«
  • ottoman sultan«
  • inca«
  • huang«
  • genghis khan«
  • maximilian«
  • heir«
  • connotation«
  • epirus«
  • period«
  • official title«
  • aztec«
  • alfonso«
  • war«
  • palace«
  • pre«
  • heaven«
  • reich«
  • waō/wakokuō«
  • vsichki balgari«
  • vedic rajasuya sacrifice«
  • vast territorial holding«
  • vassalage acceptance«
  • unnecessary armed conflict«
  • unbroken direct male lineage«
  • tsar symeon ii«
  • traditional slavic title«
  • tradition julius caesar«
  • title vương«
  • title quốc vương«
  • title hoàng đế«
  • title empereur de france«
  • term 帝«
  • tang chinese term«
  • standard informal designation«
  • spanish conquistador hernán cortés slew emperor cuauhtémoc«
  • son vasili iii.«
  • son jovan uroš«
  • single emperor rule«
  • samrāj«
  • roman republic imperator«
  • roman imperial tradition«
  • premier consul de la république française«
  • posthumous entitlement«
  • post constantine«
  • phrase basileus toon basileoon«
  • official title negiste negest«
  • mythical tuʻi tonga empire«
  • monk filofej«
  • monarchically«
  • mephet'mephe«
  • medieval russian cleric«
  • many goryeo sovereign«
  • lone holder«
  • legendary/mythological sage«
  • latin feminine form imperatrix«
  • latin dictator concept«
  • king style«
  • itegue zetopia«
  • itegue«
  • instance holy roman emperor«
  • imperial regent nicholas mystikos«
  • imperial crown mascaipacha«
  • imperial accessory«
  • imperator cunedda«
  • huillaq uma«
  • huang/di title«
  • house sovereign«
  • horrific sacking«
  • his son ivan iv«
  • hence england«
  • hanja:太王«
  • greek autokratōr«
  • grandson agustin«
  • genderless title tennō«
  • french war france«
  • female consort title kōgō«
  • empress(-consort«
  • east asian tradition«
  • east asian monarchy«
  • early roman emperor«
  • decade 914–924«
  • current japanese law«
  • columbian south american ruler«
  • columbian north american ruler«
  • christian northern«
  • chinese title huangdi«
  • chinese imperial title«
  • childless maximilian«
  • chief honorific«
  • century bulgarian literary composition«
  • caesar/emperor«
  • byzantine period emperor«
  • byzantine emperor michael vii palaiologos«
  • byzantine dynastic marriage«
  • britannic emperor«
  • brazil —a«
  • boulgarōn«
  • bokassa i.«
  • biblical jewish king«
  • basileus kai autokratōr tōn rōmaiōn«
  • balkan neighbor bulgaria«
  • aztec empire«
  • autonomous odoacer«
  • autocratic central african empire«
  • authoritarian realpolitik«
  • agustín i. agustín de iturbide«
  • rex«
  • bulgarian«
  • epoch«
  • treaty«
  • england«
  • elect«
  • yamato ōkimi«
  • trebizond emperor«
  • seongwang«
  • samoderzhets«
  • roman political«
  • roman component«
  • portuguese braganzas«
  • old french empereor«
  • official imperial title«
  • mbreti«
  • kaisertum österreich«
  • intrusive change«
  • indirect insult«
  • indian imperial designation«
  • holy highness«
  • his imperial title«
  • french emperor napoleon i. napoleon«
  • france figure«
  • crusader emperor«
  • consort empress carlota«
  • chinese jiaqing emperor«
  • cesaropapism«
  • adoptive father tiberius«
  • julius caesar«
  • princely«
  • aristocratic«
  • titled«
  • monarchical«
  • gentle«
  • kingly«
  • lordly«
  • queenlike«
  • monarchal«
  • kinglike«
  • coroneted«
  • blue-blooded«
  • aristocratical«
  • highborn«
  • queenly«
  • imperial moth«
  • prince consort«
  • queen consort«
  • queen dowager«
  • duke«
  • queen regent«
  • princess«
  • mesne lord«
  • lord«
  • maharaja«
  • viceroy«
  • white admiral«
  • red admiral«
  • admiral«
  • margrave«
  • czar«
  • principality«
  • count«
  • kingship«
  • realm«
  • general«
  • full general«
  • tzar«
  • marquess«
  • raja«
  • baron«
  • marquis«
  • palatine«
  • ibn Talal Hussein«
  • male aristocrat«
  • baronet«
  • maharajah«
  • person«
  • female aristocrat«
  • mourning cloak butterfly«
  • mourning cloak«
  • someone«
  • mortal«
  • soul«
  • red-spotted purple«
  • banded purple«
  • viscount«
  • rani«
  • rajah«
  • luna moth«
  • giant silkworm moth«
  • individual«
  • tortoiseshell butterfly«
  • peacock butterfly«
  • comma butterfly«
  • landed gentry«
  • painted beauty«
  • peacock«
  • burgrave«
  • dauphin«
  • brahmin«
  • princedom«
  • sire«
  • silkworm moth«
  • polyphemus moth«
  • pernyi moth«
  • io moth«
  • cecropia moth«
  • somebody«
  • brahman«
  • sultana«
  • princeling«
  • tussur«
  • tussore«
  • tusser«
  • tusseh«
  • tussah«
  • squirearchy«
  • ribier«
  • palsgrave«
  • anglewing«
  • grandee«
  • muscat grape«
  • muscat«
  • fritillary«
  • thane«
  • comma«
  • tortoiseshell«
  • cecropia«
  • ranee«
  • armiger«
  • milord«
  • muscatel«
  • regent«
  • warrior«
  • ancient«
  • deceased person«
  • deceased«
  • married«
  • namesake«
  • mother hen«
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