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Dictatorship means ruling alone. Refers to dictatorships and dictatorships, such as dictators, personal dictators, and dictatorships. "Jin Shu · Li Ji Zai Ji": "Murong Ke wants to use Ji as the right book to shoot. He regrets Ji Shu's remarks, but he does not allow it. He repeatedly said:" Uncle of the Wanji Affairs Committee; Bo Yang (Li Ji), please dictatorship. Ji Ji died. "

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Dictatorship means ruling alone. Refers to dictatorships and dictatorships, such as dictators, personal dictators, and dictatorships. "

(1) Decision alone; decision alone.

The English root of dictatorship (English: Autocracy) comes from the ancient Greek: (Autocrates), where means alone and personal, and means domination, so it can be translated as: by himself rule.

In ancient Greece, as opposed to dictatorship, there was oligarchy (ruled by a few people), and democracy (ruled by the people). In ancient Greece, dictatorship was as negative a word as lord. The ancient Greek philosopher Plato's book "The Dreamland" mentioned monarchy, oligarchy, republic, and monarchy. Among them, monarch is considered to be the easiest to form a dictatorship. In Aristotle's "Politics", six types of government are proposed. The dictatorship is the same as the monarchy. The ruling power is concentrated on one person. set off.

In the classical sense, dictatorship is a political system in which one person has absolute power. The political entities with such a system are generally called dictatorship or dictatorship. The dictator of the dictatorship is called the dictator, and modern Eastern and Western ideology has also expanded the dictatorship to a certain political, military or religious leader. Dictatorship and autocracy refer to a political system controlled by one person with absolute power.

Because the dictator is authoritative, he can more conveniently concentrate the manpower and material resources of the entire country, efficiently complete the goals he (or them) consider appropriate, and implement the policies he considers appropriate.

Dictatorship or autocracy does not imply tyrannical rule, although it is often thought that governments under this system exercise harsh and near-absolute control over all its citizens. For example, "benevolent dictatorship" refers specifically to a model developed in the eighteenth century. The dictator used his authority to create improved political and social institutions in the country to realize his power. This approach is likely to be affected by The influence of the Enlightenment movement in the 17th-18th centuries.

Dictators in history are divided into:

1. Slaves king

For example: Egyptian Pharaoh, etc.

2. Feudal monarch

For example: emperor, king, etc.

3. The heads of state of the imperialists

For example: Hitler, Gaddafi, Mussolini, Saddam, Franco, etc.