The new Japanese constitution change the role of the emperor as he was forced to declare he did not have divine power.
Answer: Option B
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The sovereign of the country became famous and symbolic as a representation of the culture and society of the country. The emperor was obligatory to announce he did not have a higher power.
He was the prime of the state who has all the higher and ruling powers in his hands to manage all the national or domestic and foreign affairs. The emperor’s role changed the constitution for the new Japanese in this way.
The emperor that attempted to reform Rome through its division in half and creating what was known as the Eastern and Western Roman Empire was Diocletian, he noted that it was impossible for an emperor to effectively rule over such a large empire.
