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The phrase "the empire on which the sun never sets was used to describe certain global empires that were so extensive that it seemed as though it was always ... Theempireonwhichthesunneversets FromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopedia Jumptonavigation Jumptosearch Phrasedescribingalargeempire "Sunneversets"redirectshere.Forotheruses,seeTheSunNeverSets(disambiguation). Thephrase"theempireonwhichthesunneversets"(Spanish:elimperiodondenuncaseponeelsol)wasusedtodescribecertainglobalempiresthatweresoextensivethatitseemedasthoughitwasalwaysdaytimeinatleastonepartofitsterritory.[Note1] ItwasoriginallyusedfortheEmpireofCharlesV,who,asDukeofBurgundy,KingofSpain,ArchdukeofAustria,andHolyRomanEmperor,attemptedtobuildauniversalmonarchy.[1][page needed][2][3]ThetermwasthenusedfortheSpanishEmpireofPhilipIIofSpainandsuccessorswhentheempirereachedaglobalterritorialsize,particularlyinthe16th,17thand18thcenturies.[4][5]ItwasusedfortheBritishEmpire,mainlyinthe19thandearly20thcenturies,aperiodinwhichtheBritishEmpirereachedaglobalterritorialsize.Inthe20thcentury,thephrasehassometimesbeenadaptedtorefertotheglobalreachofAmericanpower. Contents 1Possibleprecursors 2HabsburgEmpireofCharlesV 3SpanishEmpire 4BritishEmpire 5UnitedStates 6Seealso 7Notes 8References Possibleprecursors[edit] Seealso:PersianEmpireandRomanEmpire GeorgBüchmanntracestheideatoaspeechinHerodotus'Histories,madebyXerxesIbeforeinvadingGreece.[6] γῆντὴνΠερσίδαἀποδέξομεντῷΔιὸςαἰθέριὁμουρέουσαν.οὐγὰρδὴχώρηνγεοὐδεμίανκατόψεταιἥλιοςὅμουρονἐοῦσαντῇἡμετέρῃ "WeshallextendthePersianterritoryasfarasGod'sheavenreaches.Thesunwillthenshineonnolandbeyondourborders."[7] AsimilarconceptintheOldTestamentmightpre-dateHerodotusandXerxesIwherePsalm72:8speaksoftheMessianicKing:"Heshallhavedominionalsofromseatosea,andfromtheriveruntotheendsoftheearth"[8]for"aslongasthesunandmoonendure,throughoutallgenerations"Ps72:5.[9]ThisconcepthadexistedintheAncientNearEastbeforetheOldTestament.TheStoryofSinuhe(19thcenturyBC)announcesthattheEgyptianKingrules"allwhatthesunencircles".[10]MesopotamiantextscontemporarytoSargonofAkkad(c.2334–2279BC)proclaimthatthiskingruled"allthelandsfromsunrisetosunset".[11]TheRomanEmpirewasalsodescribedinclassicalLatinliteratureasextending"fromtherisingtothesettingsun".[12][13] HabsburgEmpireofCharlesV[edit] Seealso:EmpireofCharlesV ThedominionsofCharlesVinEuropeandtheAmericaswerethefirstcollectionofrealmstobereferredtoasthe"empireonwhichthesunneversets". CharlesVoftheHouseofHabsburgcontrolledinpersonalunionacompositemonarchyinclusiveoftheHolyRomanEmpirestretchingfromGermanytoNorthernItalywithdirectruleovertheLowCountriesandAustria,andSpainwithitssouthernItaliankingdomsofSicily,SardiniaandNaples.Furthermore,hisreignencompassedboththelong-lastingSpanishandtheshort-livedGermancolonizationsoftheAmericas.Thisempirewasthefirstreferredtoasthe"empireonwhichthesunneversets"byseveralauthorsduringCharles'lifetime.[14][2][15][3] Charleswasbornin1500intheFlemishregionoftheLowCountriesinmodern-dayBelgium,thenpartoftheHabsburgNetherlands,fromJoannatheMad(daughterofIsabellaofCastileandFerdinandofAragon)andPhiliptheHandsome(sonofMaryofBurgundyandMaximilianI,HolyRomanEmperor).HeinheritedhishomelandfromhisfatherasDukeofBurgundyin1506,becamejurematriskingofCastileandAragonin1516,andwaselectedHolyRomanEmperorin1519.AsrulerofCastileandAragon,hehasbeenreferredtoasKingofSpain.AsHolyRomanEmperor,hewascrownedKingofGermanyandKingofItaly.HealsoadoptedthetitleofKingoftheIndies(Americas)in1521.[16][17] AsrulingprinceoftheLowCountrieshemadeBrussels,andthepalaceofCoudenberginparticular,ashismainresidenceandcourt:there,heannouncedhislegaciesin1515andannouncedhisabdicationin1555.AsrulerofSpainheinheritedthepossessionsoftheCrownofAragoninthesouthofItaly,andratifiedtheconquestsoftheCastillanconquistadores:HernánCortésannexedtheAztecsandsubjugatedMiddleAmericafollowingtheFallofTenochtitlan,andFranciscoPizarroconqueredtheIncasandextendedcolonialruletoSouthAmericafollowingtheBattleofCajamarca.AsHolyRomanEmperorhemanagedtodefendhisGermanterritoriesinAustriafromtheOttomansofSuleimanthemagnificent(SiegeofVienna)andhisItalianterritoriesintheDuchyofMilanfromtheFrenchofFrancisI(BattleofPavia):tofinancetheOttoman-HabsburgWarsandtheItalianWarstheEmpiremadelargeuseofthegoldandsilvercomingfromtheAmericas.Thisflowofpreciousmetals,however,wasalsothecauseofwidespreadinflation.[17]CharlesVratifiedalsotheGermancolonizationoftheAmericasandfinancedtheexpeditionoftheexplorerMagellanaroundtheglobe.[18]Unabletocreateauniversalmonarchyandresisttheriseofprotestantism,CharlesVannouncedhisresignation.HisabdicationdividedhisterritoriesbetweenhissonPhilipIIofSpain,whotookthecolonialterritories,andhisbrotherFerdinandofAustria,BohemiaandHungarywhotooktheHolyRomanEmpire.TheHabsburgNetherlandsandtheDuchyofMilancontinuedtobepartoftheHolyRomanEmpire,butwerealsoleftinpersonalunionwiththeKingofSpain.[17] SpanishEmpire[edit] Seealso:SpanishEmpireandIberianUnion TheareasoftheworldthatatonetimewereterritoriesoftheSpanishMonarchyorEmpire. Charles'sson,PhilipIIofSpain,madeSpain(hishomeland)themetropoleoftheterritoriesthatheinherited.Inparticular,heplacedtheCouncilofCastille,theCouncilofAragon,theCouncilofItaly,theCouncilofFlandersandtheCounciloftheIndiesinMadrid.[19]HeaddedthePhilippines(namedafterhim)tohiscolonialterritories.WhenKingHenryofPortugaldied,PhilipIIpressedhisclaimtothePortuguesethroneandwasrecognisedasPhilipIofPortugalin1581.ThePortugueseEmpire,nowruledbyPhilip,itselfincludedterritoriesintheAmericas,intheNorthandtheSub-SaharanAfrica,inalltheAsianSubcontinents,andislandsintheAtlantic,IndianandPacificoceans. In1585,GiovanniBattistaGuariniwroteIlpastorfidotomarkthemarriageofCatherineMichelle,daughterofPhilipII,toCharlesEmmanuelI,DukeofSavoy.Guarini'sdedicationread,"Alterafiglia/DiqelMonarca,acui/Nöanco,quandoannotta,ilSoltramonta."[6]("Theprouddaughter/ofthatmonarchtowhom/whenitgrowsdark[elsewhere]thesunneversets.").[20] Intheearly17thcentury,thephrasewasfamiliartoJohnSmith[21]andtoFrancisBacon,whowrites:"boththeEastandtheWestIndiesbeingmetinthecrownofSpain,itiscometopass,that,asonesaithinabravekindofexpression,thesunneversetsintheSpanishdominions,butevershinesupononepartorotherofthem:which,tosaytruly,isabeamofglory[...]".[22]ThomasUrquhartwroteof"thatgreatDonPhilippe,Tetrarchoftheworld,uponwhosesubjectsthesunneversets."[23] IntheGermandramatistFriedrichSchiller's1787playDonCarlos,DonCarlos'sfather,PhilipII,says,"Ichheiße/derreichsteMannindergetauftenWelt;/DieSonnegehtinmeinemStaatnichtunter."("Iamcalled/TherichestmonarchintheChristianworld;/Thesuninmydominionneversets.").[24] JosephFouchérecalledNapoleonsayingbeforethePeninsularWar,"ReflectthatthesunneversetsintheimmenseinheritanceofCharlesV,andthatIshallhavetheempireofbothworlds."[25]ThiswascitedinWalterScott'sLifeofNapoleon.[20][26] IthasbeenclaimedthatLouisXIVofFrance'semblemofthe"SunKing"andassociatedmotto,"Necpluribusimpar",werebasedonthesolaremblemandmottoofPhilipII.[27] BritishEmpire[edit] Seealso:BritishEmpire TheBritishEmpirein1919,atitsgreatestextentwithpresenceonallcontinents Inthe19thcentury,itbecamepopulartoapplythephrasetotheBritishEmpire.ItwasatimewhenBritishworldmapsshowedtheEmpireinredandpinktohighlightBritishimperialpowerspanningtheglobe.Scottishauthor,JohnWilson,writingas"ChristopherNorth"inBlackwood'sMagazinein1829,issometimescreditedasoriginatingtheusage.[28][29][30][31]However,GeorgeMacartneywrotein1773,inthewakeoftheterritorialexpansionthatfollowedBritain'svictoryintheSevenYears'War,of"thisvastempireonwhichthesunneversets,andwhoseboundsnaturehasnotyetascertained."[32] Inaspeechon31July1827,Rev.R.P.Buddicomsaid,"IthadbeensaidthatthesunneversetontheBritishflag;itwascertainlyanoldsaying,aboutthetimeofRichardtheSecond,andwasnotsoapplicablethenasatthepresenttime."[33]In1821,theCaledonianMercurywroteoftheBritishEmpire,"Onherdominionsthesunneversets;beforehiseveningraysleavethespiresofQuebec,hismorningbeamshaveshonethreehoursonPortJackson,andwhilesinkingfromthewatersofLakeSuperior,hiseyeopensupontheMouthoftheGanges."[34] DanielWebsterfamouslyexpressedasimilarideain1834:"Apowerwhichhasdottedoverthesurfaceofthewholeglobewithherpossessionsandmilitaryposts,whosemorningdrumbeat,followingthesunandkeepingcompanywiththehours,circlestheearthwithonecontinuousandunbrokenstrainofthemartialairsofEngland."[20][35]In1839,SirHenryWardsaidintheHouseofCommons,"LookattheBritishColonialempire—themostmagnificentempirethattheworldeversaw.TheoldSpanishboastthatthesunneversetintheirdominions,hasbeenmoretrulyrealisedamongstourselves."[36]By1861,LordSalisburycomplainedthatthe£1.5millionspentoncolonialdefencebyBritainmerelyenabledthenation"tofurnishanagreeablevarietyofstationstooursoldiers,andtoindulgeinthesentimentthatthesunneversetsonourEmpire".[37] Arejoinder,variouslyattributedtoanunnamedIndiannationalistortoJohnDuncanSpaeth,runsinonevariant,"ThesunneversetontheBritishEmpire,becauseevenGodcouldn'ttrusttheEnglishinthedark".[38][39][40] UnitedStates[edit] Seealso:Americanimperialism TheUnitedStateshasmilitarybasesinalltheshadedcountriesinthismap. "TenThousandMilesFromTiptoTip",1898.Thesunbeamsofthisfamouscartoonareavisualreferencetotheexpression. Fromthemid-nineteenthcentury,theimageofthesunneversettingcanbefoundappliedtoAnglophoneculture,explicitlyincludingboththeBritishEmpireandtheUnitedStates,forexampleinaspeechbyAlexanderCampbellin1852:"ToBritainandAmericaGodhasgrantedthepossessionofthenewworld;andbecausethesunneversetsuponourreligion,ourlanguageandourarts...".[41] Bytheendofthecentury,thephrasewasalsobeingappliedtotheUnitedStatesalone.An1897magazinearticletitled"TheGreatestNationonEarth"boasted,"[T]hesunneversetsonUncleSam".[42]In1906,WilliamJenningsBryanwrote,"IfwecannotboastthatthesunneversetsonAmericanterritory,wecanfindsatisfactioninthefactthatthesunneversetsonAmericanphilanthropy";[43]afterwhich,TheNewYorkTimesreceivedlettersattemptingtodisprovehispresupposition.[44] A1991historybookdiscussionofU.S.expansionstates,"Today...thesunneversetsonAmericanterritory,propertiesownedbytheU.S.governmentanditscitizens,Americanarmedforcesabroad,orcountriesthatconducttheiraffairswithinlimitslargelydefinedbyAmericanpower."[45] Althoughmostofthesesentimentshaveapatrioticring,thephraseissometimesusedcriticallywiththeimplicationofAmericanimperialism,asinthetitleofJosephGerson'sbook,TheSunNeverSets:ConfrontingtheNetworkofForeignU.S.MilitaryBases.[46] Seealso[edit] KingofKings Listofformertranscontinentalcountries Necpluribusimpar Pluricontinentalism Plusultra Notes[edit] ^Priortoaccuratemeasurementsofthedifferenceinlongitudebetweendistantlands,itwasnotpossibletoknowwithcertaintywhetherthephraseaccuratelydescribedanempire.Also,thedefinitionof"sets"maybeinconsistent,asitliterallyreferstowhetherthesunisbelowthehorizonbutpracticallytowhentheskyisdark.Therefore,treatmentoftwilightandeclipsesmayvary. 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