Does the emperor have the right to kill the queen?

The emperor has the right to kill the queen. The emperor is the highest absolute monarchy and has the right to kill anyone.

Ying Zheng, king of Qin, unified China, thinking that he was "both a sage and Huang San, and made contributions to the five emperors", and created the word "emperor" as the official title of the supreme ruler of China. So Qin Shihuang Ying Zheng was the first emperor in China, calling himself "the first emperor". From then on, "Emperor" replaced "Emperor" and "King" and became the title of the supreme ruler of feudal society in China for more than two thousand years.

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In the history of China, Qin Shihuang established the emperor system and became the first emperor himself, known as the "first emperor". Since then, China has been an autocratic system for more than 2,000 years. The emperor is an outstanding representative of the central government of China, the core of the government and society, and enjoys the highest power and honor.

The emperor calls himself "I", while others directly address him as "Your Majesty", "Holy Family" and "Long Live", and privately address him as "Saint", "Everyone", "Official Family" and "Supreme". During the Qin dynasty, Qin Shihuang tried to concentrate all the power of the country in his own (that is, the emperor) hands, that is, "everything in the world, big or small, depends on the world."

However, due to the numerous affairs of governing the country, this system is actually immature. After the Qin Dynasty, the power and functions of the emperor were gradually assisted by the central government. In the Han dynasty, the central government was in the form of three officials and nine ministers, and in the Sui dynasty, the system of three provinces and six ministries began. So even if the emperor is young, the central government can operate as usual.