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Meanings of proclaimed emperor in English

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Usage of proclaimed emperor in English
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Accordingly, Constantine was proclaimed emperor, and was recognized as such by Nicholas.
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Immediately on this, Macrinus, the praetorian prefect, was proclaimed emperor by the troops.
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When one prince died I caused another to be proclaimed emperor.
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The young Valentinian is proclaimed emperor, and his mother, Placidia, regent.
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He gained some successes and was therefore proclaimed emperor by the armies of Gaul and Britain.
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When he died, in 1311, his brother Palipata was proclaimed emperor, although Haichan left two sons.
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Avitus is proclaimed emperor of the West.
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Maximus, a native of Spain and governor of the island, had been proclaimed emperor by his soldiers.
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This venerable man was sixty-four years old when he was proclaimed emperor upon the death of Domitian.
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When Andronicus arrived he found that his power was overthrown, and that Isaac had been proclaimed emperor.
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Leontius, released from prison, is proclaimed emperor of the East; Justinian, with his nose cut off, is banished.
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Being carried to the camp, Per'tinax was proclaimed emperor, and soon after was acknowledged by the senate and citizens.
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Revolt in Constantinople; Phocas is proclaimed emperor; flight of Maurice with his family; they are taken and put to death.
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In 1832 the Miaotze, irritated past endurance, broke out in rebellion, and their principal chief caused himself to be proclaimed emperor.
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In 383 Magnus Maximus was proclaimed emperor in Britain, and Gratian was murdered on August 25.
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The board of regency assumed the nominal control of affairs, and Hienfung's son was proclaimed emperor under the style of Chiseang.
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