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Major Monarchs in World History 1250 AD Paramount Chief of America’s Mississippian Cahokia Indians 1250 AD Aybak, Emir of Egypt’s Bahriya Mamluk Sultanate 1256 AD Sartaq, Christian Khan of the Golden Horde, Kipchak Khanate 1256 AD Hulagu Khan of Persia’s Mongolian Ilkhanate 1259 AD Michael VIII, Emperor, Byzantine Palaiologos Empire 1294 AD Kublai Khan, Mongol Emperor,China’s Yuan Dynasty, 8TH LARGEST EMPIRE IN WORLD HISTORY (His request via Marco Polo’s father and uncle for the Pope to send 100 Christian teachers went unanswered.) 1296 AD Alauddin Khilji, North India’s Deli Sultanate of Khilji 1299 AD Osman I, Sultan of the Ottoman Empire 1320 AD Ghiyath al-Din Tughluq of North India’s Turkic Muslim Tughlag Dynasty 1346 AD Stefan Dušan, Tsar of Serbian Empire 1347 AD Aladdin Hassan Bahman Shah of India’s Bahmani Islamic Sultanate 1350 AD Hayam Wuruk, Rajasanagara of Indonesia’s Majapahit Empire 1356 AD Bukka Raya I, Emperor of India’s Vijayanagara Empire, Sangama Dynasty 1368 AD Hongwu, Emperor of China’s Ming Dynasty 1370 AD Nacen-pinco, king of South America’s Andean Chimú Kingdom 1370 AD Timur (Tamerlane) the Great of Central Asia’s Timurid Islamic Dynasty 1375 AD Margaret, Queen of Denmark and the Scandinavian Kalmar Union 1382 AD Barkuk, Sultan of Egypt’s Mamluk Burjiyya Dynasty 1392 AD Taejo Yi Seong-gye, Emperor of Korea’s Great Joseon Dynasty 1400 AD Tokosra of Kosraean, Pacific Micronesia Kingdom 1419 AD Olugh Mokhammad, Khan of Central Asia’s Tatar Kazan Islamic Khanate 40 CHANGE TO CHAINS - WILLIAM J. FEDERER
Major Monarchs in World History 1424 AD Zhu Di, Emperor of China’s Ming Dynasty, his treasure ships sailed world, 1421-1423 1448 AD Vlad III Tepes, The Impaler, of Romania 1449 AD Hajji Giray of Crimea’s Tatar Islamic Khanate 1450 AD K’iq’ab, Mayan K’iche’ Kingdom, Q’umarkaj, Guatemala 1451 AD Mehmet II Conqueror, Sultan of the Ottoman Empire 1462 AD Ivan the Great of Moscow, Grand Prince of all Rus 1469 AD Ferdinand and Isabella, united Spanish Empire 1470 AD Lorenzo the Magnificent, Florence’s ruling Medici Family 1479 AD Batumöngke Dayan Khan, Great Khan of the Yuan Mongol Empire 1490 AD Taibuga, Khan, Siberia’s Tatar Turkic Siber Khanate 1493 AD Askia the Great, Soninke Emperor of West Africa’s Songhai Empire 1493 AD Huayna Capac, Sapa of South America’s Andean Cozco Incan Empire 1502 AD Montezuma II, Tlatoani Ruler, Mexico’s Aztec Empire 1509 AD Henry VIII of England’s Tudor Dynasty 1509 AD Sri Krishna Deva Raya, Raja of South India’s Vijayanagara Empire 1517 AD Ibrahim Lodi, Afghan Sultan of India’s Lodi Dynasty, Delhi Sultanate 1519 AD King Charles V of Spain, Emperor of Europe’s Holy Roman Emperor, LARGEST EMPIRE IN THE WORLD AT THIS DATE 1521 AD Atahuallpa, Emperor, South America’s Incan Empire 1526 AD Babur, Emperor of India’s Mughal Islamic Empire 1529 AD Cosijopii I, King, Mesoamerica’s Zapotec Kingdom 1533 AD Ivan IV, Grand Prince of Moscow, Tsar of all Russia 1540 AD Sher, Pashtun (Afghan) Shah of North India’s Suri Delhi Sultanate 1544 AD William I, House of Orange, United Province of the Netherlands CHANGE TO CHAINS - WILLIAM j. FEDERER 41
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Page 7 and 8: CONTENTS Introduction..............
Page 9 and 10: Contents Concentrated Power Is Bad.
Page 11 and 12: INTRODUCTION “Always remember Fro
Page 13 and 14: 6,000 Years of Recorded Human Histo
Page 15 and 16: In a companion work, The Lessons of
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Page 19 and 20: Two Types of Power: Concentrated &
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Page 61 and 62: Worship of State - Paganism Revisit
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Page 69 and 70: Plato’s Philosopher King preface
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First Attempts to Check a Monarch
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First Attempts to Check a Monarch
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Beliefs Check Monarch’s Power rem
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Beliefs Check Monarch’s Power Hea
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Different Religions Check Power Dif
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Do unto Others personally benefitin
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Capitalism Checks Concentrated Powe
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Capitalism Checks Concentrated Powe
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1853 Condensed milk 1853 Potato chi
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1924 Frozen food 1926 Power steerin
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1965 Cordless telephone 1965 Hypert
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Capitalism Checks Capitalism treate
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Capitalism and Governments upon men
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Capitalism and Governments A combin
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Capitalism and Governments Jefferso
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Capitalism with a Conscience anothe
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Capitalism with a Conscience of wha
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Capitalism with a Conscience who fa
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Capitalism with a Conscience The th
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Capitalism & Christianity in China
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Citizen Gun Ownership Checks Concen
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Democracy Checks Concentrated Power
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Democracy Checks Concentrated Power
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Communication Checks Concentrated P
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Who Controls Information Controls D
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Democracy versus Dictatorship DEMOC
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Democratic Constitutional Republic
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Republic Opposite Monarchy Where ev
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Republic Opposite Monarchy The main
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HIstory of Republics - How They Ros
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Republic Alternative to Monarchy -
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Fall of the Roman Empire Thuringian
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Fall of the Roman Empire Richard A.
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Fall of the Roman Empire A calamity
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Concentrated Power Is Bad Jefferson
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That to secure these rights, govern
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James Madison (1751-1836), called t
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Dangers of the Party Spirit Executi
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Dangers of the Party Spirit for pub
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Federalist Versus Anti-Federalist T
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Judeo-Christian Ingredient Key to S
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Judeo-Christian Ingredient Key to S
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Equality Before the Law If you acce
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Liberty Requires Responsibility I k
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Religion’s Role in a Rare Republi
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Religion’s Role in a Rare Republi
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Fewer Outside Laws If More Inside L
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Internal or External Laws? THAT the
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Internal or External Laws? owe that
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Internal or External Laws? The pref
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Internal or External Laws? of the s
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Internal or External Laws? In 1791,
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Future Accountability and my neighb
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Laws cannot be administered in any
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Let my neighbor once persuade himse
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Will of the Majority U.S. Supreme C
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The past frequency of wars [is from
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A European’s Warning to America b
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A European’s Warning to America e
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Will of a Minority A minority forci
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Reagan addressed Alabama’s State
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Two Ways to Change Laws majority, a
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Two Ways to Change Laws AMENDMENT I
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Two Ways to Change Laws in time of
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Two Ways to Change Laws Constitutio
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POWER GIVEN OVERRUNNING GIVERS Colo
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Pwer Given Overrunning Givers singl
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Power Given Overrunning Givers hand
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Power Given Overrunning Givers ofte
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Power Given Overrunning Givers oppo
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MIRACLE OF AMERICA Dwight Eisenhowe
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Miracle of America Lincoln stated a
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