Aún no tenemos significados para "proclaim emperor".
1Accordingly, Constantine was proclaimed emperor, and was recognized as such by Nicholas.
2Immediately on this, Macrinus, the praetorian prefect, was proclaimed emperor by the troops.
3When one prince died I caused another to be proclaimed emperor.
4The young Valentinian is proclaimed emperor, and his mother, Placidia, regent.
5He was proclaimed Emperor of the Romans, as his uncle's colleague.
6He was elected and proclaimed Emperor under the title of Charles V. (1519).
7He gained some successes and was therefore proclaimed emperor by the armies of Gaul and Britain.
8In 1804 Dessalines was proclaimed Emperor of Hayti.
9When he died, in 1311, his brother Palipata was proclaimed emperor, although Haichan left two sons.
10In that city, Vitellius, Sylvanus, were proclaimed emperors.
11Avitus is proclaimed emperor of the West.
12The faithless wife then caused her husband to be poisoned, and her son to be proclaimed Emperor.
13Maximus, a native of Spain and governor of the island, had been proclaimed emperor by his soldiers.
14This venerable man was sixty-four years old when he was proclaimed emperor upon the death of Domitian.
15When Andronicus arrived he found that his power was overthrown, and that Isaac had been proclaimed emperor.
16But when Napoleon entered Paris in triumph and was proclaimed Emperor, Beethoven's worship was turned to contempt.