What royal title is historically the most powerful?

The real power isn't given to you at a coronation, but conquered on the battlefield.

Also, when I was a little kid we made an emperor piece for chess and made it better than the king or queen, because an emperor is better than a king.

>>3061191

"Emperor" is almost always the most powerful, because it strongly implies that you rule over a vast territory. A king can have very localized power, whereas a person must rule over many disparate kingdoms before he may be called "Emperor."

how do i downvote this

>>3061215
this. emperor and eastern equivalent padishah

President of the United States of America

>>3061191

>fuhrer of germany in the 1930s
>greatest military industrial system in the world
>amazingly well trained army
>advanced tactics

as long as you're not an an austrian autist with a failed liberal arts application behind you, you could do pretty well for yourself

>>3061194
How did you have the emperor piece move? What special rules did you implement?

>>3061233
>Royal

>>3061191
Unironically Trump.

>>3061191
What was that one dude who deported his mother in a box and like, used a plot hole in the constitution of his country to basically give himself supreme power?
He died hiding in a closet from an assassin iirc.

Great Khan

>>3061232
*shahanshah

>>3061236
You forgot
>WW1-tier logistics

>>3061902
Xshayathya xshayathyanam

>>3061191
Caliph (emperor + pope)

>>3061191
Khuresh
King of kings
King of the universe