Upon ascending the throne at the age of 15, the Tianqi emperor preferred to devote his time to carpentry rather than to statecraft.
At the time, the authority wanted geographical accuracy so that passengers would not be confused upon ascending back to the street.
"There is no excuse for the aggression, but this is also a ruler who upon ascending to the throne immediately abolished torture in judicial proceedings," Mr. Stern said.
Upon ascending the throne, William II Rufus made Bishop William his chief minister (1088), an act that, in part, caused Odo of Bayeux (William the Conqueror's half brother) to rebel.
Upon ascending the throne, Elizabeth abolished the cabinet council system of government that had been employed by her predecessors and formally reconstituted the Senate as it had been created by her father.
She complained about government ministers forever setting themselves targets that they couldn't meet - forgetting, perhaps, that she set herself the mother of all targets when, upon ascending to cabinet office, she pledged to eradicate world poverty by about half past six the following Wednesday evening.
When the Vignelli map made its debut in 1972, critics maligned it for a lack of geographic verisimilitude: Central Park was portrayed as a gray, squarish blob, and stations were placed misleadingly close to one another, leaving some riders disoriented upon ascending to the street.
Upon ascending, the road goes through a series of hairpin turns (no trucks over 50 ft).
Alleviation of the effects upon ascending to a shallower depth will confirm the diagnosis.
Andrianjaka moved his capital from Ambohidrabiby to Ambohimanga upon ascending to the throne around 1610 or 1612.
Upon ascending to the White House in 1901, Theodore Roosevelt clashed with his GOP Senate colleagues over his plans for banking regulation, the construction of the Panama Canal and more.
