Safer to be Feared than Loved in The Prince

Throughout history, the prince's rulers were more afraid than loved. There is another reaction to Macwelli's statement "Fear is safer than loved". Rulers who want comprehensive power tend to agree with this idea, but other rulers forcibly force without fear. Charlemagne did not agree with Machevelli. Charlemagne supported the church during his reign and cooperated. In return, the church crowned Holy Roman Emperor 800 on Christmas Day.

"Love is more safe than fear is loved," Niccolò Machiavelli writes in "Prince." About 500 years later, Robert Green 's best - selling book nationwide "The 48 Laws of Power" will make Machiavelli' s heart proud. Green book, foreign policy analyst and hip hop star bedside reading is purely Machiavelli. Here are some of his 48 laws: Under the guidance of Machiavelli and Green's centuries of recommendations, we tend to think that getting power requires power, deception, manipulation and compulsion Yes. As a matter of fact, even the position of power can even think that this action is necessary - in order to operate smoothly, society needs a leader who can use power and use it like this is

Throughout history, the prince's rulers were more afraid than loved. There is another reaction to Macwelli's statement "Fear is safer than loved". Rulers who want comprehensive power tend to agree with this idea, but other rulers forcibly force without fear. Charlemagne did not agree with Machevelli. Charlemagne supported the church during his reign and cooperated. In return, the church crowned Holy Roman Emperor 800 on Christmas Day.