We were in Tokyo over New Year this year and had a great time visiting temples and the sales with the locals. The temples had a great atmosphere with lots of people, great food stalls and general feeling of everyone being happy and enjoying themselves.
Answer Wiki. Yes. To quote the famous line, âThe Holy Roman Empire was neither Holy, nor Roman, nor an Empireâ. The Roman Empire was centered on Rome, Italy, and is considered to have lasted from 27BCE/BC until 476CE/AD. It was formed from the Roman Republic before it, with roots stretching back from the 8th century BC.
It was called the Holy Roman Empire due to the fact that the Pope installed Charlemagne as the Emperor in AD 800. It also lasted about 1,000 years being dissolved in 1806. It's territory only consisted of the lands around France and Germany. Hope this gives you a starting point.