There are should be one the or two the(s) in the sentence?

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Update:

A) At the age of two, Puyi was made the King of Mongolia (Khevt Yos Khan) and the King of China."

b) At the age of two, Puyi was made the King of Mongolia (Khevt Yos Khan) and King of China."

Update 2:

At that time, Chinese was ruled by Mongols (Manchurian).

Puyi was a Manchu.

Answer 1

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Always cut out excess. I would write it "At the age of two, Puyi was made King of Mongolia (Khevt Yos Khan) and King of China."

Answer 2

When "King" is part of the title, there's no need for "the". Use "the" for a generic title.

Catherine the Great was the queen of Russia in [dates]. She was crowned Queen of Russia in [date].

Answer 3

yes

"At the age of two, Puyi was made (the) king of Mongolia (Khevt Yos Khan) and China."