emperorship

/ˈɛmpərərˌʃɪp/
noun
  1. The position, rank, or authority of an emperor.
    • He inherited the emperorship after his father's death.
    • Many historians study the decline of the Roman emperorship.
    • The emperorship came with immense power and responsibility.
  2. The period during which someone rules as an emperor.
    • Her emperorship lasted for over thirty years.
    • The end of his emperorship marked a time of great change.
    • The empire flourished during his long emperorship.
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