Imperial Administration refers to the system of governance used by empires to manage their vast territories and diverse populations. This structure typically includes various levels of officials and bureaucrats who implement the policies of the central authority, ensuring order and stability across the empire. Key functions include tax collection, law enforcement, and public works. In many empires, such as the Roman Empire or the Ottoman Empire, local governors or vassals were appointed to oversee regions, allowing for more efficient management. These officials were responsible for maintaining loyalty to the central government while addressing local needs and customs, which helped to integrate different cultures within the empire.