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:: ''Not to be confused with Constancian traps'' | :: ''Not to be confused with Constancian traps'' | ||
'''{{PAGENAME}}''', refers to the paradox whereby the [[Autokrator of Constancia]], upon acceding to the position of [[Basileus of Constancia]] forfeits the wide ranging, near dictatorial, powers associated with the former office and effectively becomes the prisoner of their successor. | '''{{PAGENAME}}''', refers to the paradox whereby the [[Autokrator of Constancia]], upon acceding to the position of [[Basileus of Constancia]] forfeits the wide-ranging, near dictatorial, powers associated with the former office and effectively becomes the prisoner of their successor. | ||
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- Not to be confused with Constancian traps
The Constancian Trap Problem, refers to the paradox whereby the Autokrator of Constancia, upon acceding to the position of Basileus of Constancia forfeits the wide-ranging, near dictatorial, powers associated with the former office and effectively becomes the prisoner of their successor.
