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Oh, dude, someone who rules an empire is called an emperor. Like, they're basically the big boss of the empire, making all the decisions and stuff. It's like being the CEO of a really big, historical company.

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Ruler of an Empire is an 'Emperor' (Male) and 'Exmporess' (Female)

Latinised ;

Emperor is 'Imperator'

Empress is 'Impertrix'.

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The name of the Empire ruler is Emperor from the latin Imperator

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what do you call one who reigns over a kingdom or empire?

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an emperor or empress

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