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An emperor is a monarch who rules over an empire or large territory, and historically this title has been held by leaders of major world powers across many cultures and time periods. Today, only Japan's Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako still carry this title among current world monarchs, making it a rare and distinctive form of rulership in the modern world.
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