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Where did early Japanese emperors claim their authority to rule
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Where did early Japanese emperors claim their authority to rule

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Current role of Emperor

The emperor's role is defined in Chapter I of the 1947 Constitution of Japan. Article 3 says the Emperor must have the approval of the cabinet in matters of state. Article 4 states that the emperor shall not have powers related to government.


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sana na intindihan mo

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