He was the ruler of all.
This is about as stupid a question as asking "What is the importance of electricity to a light bulb". Or "What is the importance of numbers and markings on a ruler?"
No ruler of Rome mugged his people.
People's Acceptance of the Ruler's Authority
According to Confucius, an ideal ruler should not be authoritarian or oppressive in their rule. Confucius emphasized the importance of benevolence, virtue, and righteousness in a ruler rather than relying solely on power and control.
it is symbol of freedom that we are free Indian flag is our country symbol and it shows that we are ruler of this place so to show foriegners and other people that you cant control it we will control India
If people didn't have a strong ruler all people would be in chaos.
they get a ruler
A democracy does not have a ruler, the officials are elected periodically by the people.
Because he rules People "rule" lines - Wikipedia
No, a good ruler does not lose his/her kingdom. Cleopatra lost it all and her people lost their independence.No, a good ruler does not lose his/her kingdom. Cleopatra lost it all and her people lost their independence.No, a good ruler does not lose his/her kingdom. Cleopatra lost it all and her people lost their independence.No, a good ruler does not lose his/her kingdom. Cleopatra lost it all and her people lost their independence.No, a good ruler does not lose his/her kingdom. Cleopatra lost it all and her people lost their independence.No, a good ruler does not lose his/her kingdom. Cleopatra lost it all and her people lost their independence.No, a good ruler does not lose his/her kingdom. Cleopatra lost it all and her people lost their independence.No, a good ruler does not lose his/her kingdom. Cleopatra lost it all and her people lost their independence.No, a good ruler does not lose his/her kingdom. Cleopatra lost it all and her people lost their independence.
A group of people or territory ruled by one ruler is called an empire