Mirroring own position to other people is the mark of the king

Mirroring own position to other people is the mark of the king

When we are looking at some king of street gangs, we see how those people are driving with expensive cars and wearing expensive clothes. At the same time, the henchmen are wearing cheaper clothes, and other things are worse for the henchmen. And that thing makes easy to notice the rulers of the gangs.

The thing that the street gang bosses are wearing expensive clothes is happening because that person wants to prove to be better than others. The similar effect has been seen in the clothes of medieval kings and Roman emperors.

The golden wagons were rising the ego of those persons, and they believed that they selected by some power, what was above the people, and the same argument was used by medieval kings when they augmented their way to use power against normal people. The ruling was a holy mission of those people, and that justified them to do whatever they wanted to do.

Those people used the most expensive clothes to prove their position to regular people, and maybe they needed to think that they were somehow better or above other Romans. And in modern states, many dictators are driving with expensive cars, and the car, what that person uses is probably the unique piece in that country.  In the North-Korea the leader of the state drives by using expensive Mercedes, and others are using cheaper vehicles. That isolates and also rises the leader of the nation above other people.