uses aesthetic grandeur to project power;
made a major statement by building a unique
building that was sprawling in dimensions
to dwarf any existing structure nearby;
surround himself with devoted inner circles
to manage state affairs, demanding personal
loyalty over institutional processes;
utilizes capricious, whimsical management
styles, making rapid changes to policies
and alliances on personal intuition rather
than established protocols;
merged the identity of the state with
his own identity . . .
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