Central Government

Definition

The central government refers to the governing authority that holds power and makes decisions at a national or imperial level. It typically exercises control over various regions within its jurisdiction.

Related terms

Bureaucracy: A system of government where important decisions are made by officials occupying different levels of authority within a hierarchy. (One-sentence definition)

Emperor: The supreme ruler or monarch who holds absolute power within a centralized government structure. (One-sentence definition)

Capital City: The primary city where the central government is located, serving as its administrative center. (One-sentence definition)