There is a small country in Europe that can lease the kingship, what else can it lend?

Not only can the king's position be leased here, but more than 100 police officers can be mobilized to work for him.

Since you can lease the king's status, it means that you have the supreme right to rent a house, land, and anything else.

If even the status of the king can be rented, then any status should be rented there, so can the status of the richest man be rented?

Except for the real king's house, which cannot be rented, everything else can be rented, and the police can be commanded.

Basically, you can have all the rights that the king has, you can bring a lot of friends and guests, and you can also go to the Führer's winery to taste the wine.

If the king is leased, it means that it is suitable for the concession that is not illegal.

The king can rent a house, land, and anything else, as long as he has the right.

This sentence conveys two meanings to us, one is Einstein's calm and consistent affirmation and admiration for Marie Curie's honor. The second is that Marie Curie is not proud and complacent in the face of honor. She believes that she did not discover radium for personal honor, but for the benefit of all mankind; At the same time, she continued to work until her death.

This is what distinguishes Marie Curie from others in that she has not only wisdom in thought, but also true wisdom in her heart.

Mrs. Distance is bent on the scientific cause of mankind, and regards fame and fortune as dung, which is the highest state of life and the most beautiful place for Mrs. Distance.

Because Einstein admired Marie Curie for not being proud and complacent in the face of honor.

How to learn Chinese well---

One key for one.

Put the lock"This is my understanding of the learning method. There are many courses in high school, and different subjects have different characteristics, and the learning methods are by no means the same. It is best to follow the teacher's ideas to find out the rules of this subject, obtain the way to get started, and then continue to enrich and improve it, so as to form different learning styles for different subjects.

As I said earlier, we must continue to make inductive improvements in the process of learning, and find a method that suits us best. Here's a little bit of my own learning.

Some people say that the language test depends on luck, and some people say that it depends on feelings. If you're lucky or feel right, you'll get a high score or even get an upset. At first, I also had a skeptical attitude, and I had to take it before the language test"Brewing"Ichi, hoping to find the so-called"Feel"。

Later, through the communication with several classmates, and reading some books by my brothers and sisters introducing their learning experiences, I gradually felt that learning Chinese requires a set of scientific methods.

There are emperors in Europe, too. Countries such as the Roman Empire, the Byzantine Empire (Eastern Rome), and later Germany had emperors. China also has kings. Before the Qin Dynasty, all countries were called kings, which was equivalent to the kings of the West.

I didn't find the exact answer, but I understood that the concept of the emperor was greater than that of the king, and the emperor ruled over "all nations", and the king often had to pay tribute to the corresponding emperor, etc.

The emperor was invented by Qin Shi Huang, and it can only be said that the Chinese people have strong creative ability.

In the Middle Ages, the heads of European kingdoms and principalities were called kings, while principalities below were mainly referred to as lords. Its area of control is equivalent to a province, and there are few dominions below the duke, most of which are dependent on kingdoms and duchies.

Yes, for example, in the Count of Barcelona, where the leader is a count.

However, it was generally taken by kings later, so it had a long name, such as Charles V, and various kings, dukes, and earls could write one.

Kingdom is an umbrella term.

Duchy refers to the nobles who are named dukes to establish a family, can coexist with the kingdom, the meaning of the principality is roughly, the king's cronies, brothers, because there is only one king, the heir to the king, has made a significant contribution to his family, or is a very trusted brother and the like can be named a duke, and granted a private territory.

First of all, if you were the king of this family, would you make yourself a marquis or an earl? Unless you have the word Bo in your name, or you name the name of the family, for example, your name is Berman, you can use your own name as the name of the family, Bo.

The class in the Middle Ages is a bit like the current United States, the private territory system, the status of the nobles below the viscount is almost a little higher than that of ordinary people and slaves, and there are almost no rights, except for some viscounts with backgrounds, powerful hereditary viscounts, who can have their own territories and castles, and the barons are even more pathetic, just like ordinary people, relying on the military to make meritorious deeds, except for the barons and barons who are called nicely, one has no rights, two has no territory, and three has no property, almost just a title.

So do you think that a king will make himself a marquis and degrade his status, and then create a marquis and a prince?

King-duke--earl-marquis-viscount-baron-commoner-slave, the status is roughly like this, once the king is directly the kingdom, the premise is that the family is not a vassal country.

There are several countries in Europe that are both rich and have few people:

Luxembourg, located atWestern Europe is in the centerIt is only a total size of more than 2,500 square kilometers and has a population of only 530,000. Although small, there are more than 100 towns of various sizes. It has many natural and cultural tourism resources

The Grand Canyon of Luxembourg, about 100 meters wide and 60 meters deep, is a long, narrow and deep valley with stunning views on both sides.

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is in the center of the city and is the most valuable building. It was built in 1572 and completed two years later, creating a Spanish Renaissance look.

Syntagma Square, the monument to the heroes of the square, commemorates the 3,000 soldiers who died in World War I and was rebuilt after World War II.

Monaco, located atNorthwest Africa, very close to Europe. It has the largest number of millionaires and billionaires in the world, its economy is mainly concentrated in areas such as tobacco, postal services, and it is also the banking center of Europe. Here, you can see not only the Mediterranean Sea, but also the beautiful view of the Atlantic Ocean.

Marrakech red, Casablanca white, Shevawan blue, Saharan desert. make up this colorful country.

SwitzerlandInCentral Europe, is one of the most powerful economies and a small country that relies heavily on manufacturing. It is considered a stable high-tech economy and has many world-renowned companies. It seems to have been favored by the heavens, and it is as beautiful as a landscape painting.

The Jungfrau is the most charming place in this highland. Like a silver-clad saint, she welcomes visitors gracefully and quietly.

Mount Titlis has glacier crevasses that do not melt throughout the year. The ascent takes about 45 minutes, with three cable car changes along the way, and the final 600-meter gondola is the world's first 360-degree rotating gondola with a great view of the entire mountain.

Switzerland has a very good population, but the economy is very rich, and the welfare of the residents is very good, and it is said that medical treatment is free.

For most Chinese, Slovenia is unfamiliar, and most people may not know the name of its capital: Ljubljana. Slovenia is the richest country in Eastern Europe; Slovenia is particularly good at basketball and is the champion of the European Championships.

Ljubljana. The view is magnificent, especially at sunset, and many people come here to watch the sunset. These old houses with red roofs side by side are like places in paintings.

I think of course Croatia, as a country with a population of only a few hundred thousand, has a rich economy, and last year it was runners-up in the World Cup, which is amazing.

The Nordic countries are all beautiful, such as Switzerland, Iceland, etc., and there are not many wealthy people, which are suitable for niche travel.

I think there are the following places: such as Switzerland, Iceland, etc., there are not many people who are financially rich, you can check the cultural economy of these countries on the Internet, and they are all suitable for niche travel.

Comar, in the north of France, with its beautiful canals and boats, is full of flowers, and life is full of romance.

Monaco is located in the northwest of Africa, and is also very close to Europe. With the largest number of millionaires and billionaires in the world.