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"the empire of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a time period or region associated with a particular empire. For example, "The Empire of Alexander the Great was one of the largest ancient empires."
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The empire of Asia?
THE EMPIRE OF NECESSITY, by Greg Grandin (Metropolitan).
The empire of the United States was the empire of exported liberty.
By that he means the "empire of the US".
In the empire of noise, silence is a crime.
Twentieth-century music, the empire of ice cream, lies before us in all its damaged majesty.
Until the Bratz girls emerged in 2001, the empire of Barbie had remained largely unchallenged.
The Empire of Necessity: Slavery, Freedom, and Deception in the New World.
The empire of this inseparable tandem, it is now clear, stretched well beyond real estate.
For later events of the Empire of the East, see Byzantine Empire.
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Millions listen his daily thunderings against the 'Empire of the Bankers'.
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