There are 31 total results for your 君主 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
君主 see styles |
jun zhǔ jun1 zhu3 chün chu kunshu くんしゅ |
monarch; sovereign monarch; sovereign; ruler; liege (lord) ruler |
君主制 see styles |
jun zhǔ zhì jun1 zhu3 zhi4 chün chu chih kunshusei / kunshuse くんしゅせい |
monarchy monarchy |
君主国 see styles |
kunshukoku くんしゅこく |
monarchy (country) |
君主國 君主国 see styles |
jun zhǔ guó jun1 zhu3 guo2 chün chu kuo |
monarchy; sovereign state See: 君主国 |
君主政 see styles |
kunshusei / kunshuse くんしゅせい |
monarchy |
君主主義 see styles |
kunshushugi くんしゅしゅぎ |
monarchism; royalism |
君主制体 see styles |
kunshuseitai / kunshusetai くんしゅせいたい |
monarchy |
君主政体 see styles |
kunshuseitai / kunshusetai くんしゅせいたい |
monarchy |
君主政治 see styles |
jun zhǔ zhèng zhì jun1 zhu3 zheng4 zhi4 chün chu cheng chih |
monarchy |
君主政體 君主政体 see styles |
jun zhǔ zhèng tǐ jun1 zhu3 zheng4 ti3 chün chu cheng t`i chün chu cheng ti |
monarchy; autocracy See: 君主政体 |
君主道徳 see styles |
kunshudoutoku / kunshudotoku くんしゅどうとく |
(See 奴隷道徳) Herrenmoral (master morality, as a philosophical concept of Nietzsche) |
専制君主 see styles |
senseikunshu / sensekunshu せんせいくんしゅ |
absolute monarch; despot; autocrat; tyrant |
立憲君主 see styles |
rikkenkunshu りっけんくんしゅ |
constitutional monarch |
絶対君主 see styles |
zettaikunshu ぜったいくんしゅ |
absolute monarch |
開明君主 开明君主 see styles |
kāi míng jun zhǔ kai1 ming2 jun1 zhu3 k`ai ming chün chu kai ming chün chu |
enlightened sovereign |
君主立憲制 君主立宪制 see styles |
jun zhǔ lì xiàn zhì jun1 zhu3 li4 xian4 zhi4 chün chu li hsien chih |
constitutional monarchy |
世襲君主國 世袭君主国 see styles |
shì xí jun zhǔ guó shi4 xi2 jun1 zhu3 guo2 shih hsi chün chu kuo |
hereditary monarchy |
專制君主制 专制君主制 see styles |
zhuān zhì jun zhǔ zhì zhuan1 zhi4 jun1 zhu3 zhi4 chuan chih chün chu chih |
absolute monarchy; autocracy |
立憲君主制 see styles |
rikkenkunshusei / rikkenkunshuse りっけんくんしゅせい |
constitutional monarchy; limited monarchy |
立憲君主国 see styles |
rikkenkunshukoku りっけんくんしゅこく |
constitutional monarchy |
立憲君主政 see styles |
rikkenkunshusei / rikkenkunshuse りっけんくんしゅせい |
constitutional monarchy; limited monarchy |
絶対君主制 see styles |
zettaikunshusei / zettaikunshuse ぜったいくんしゅせい |
absolute monarchy |
啓蒙専制君主 see styles |
keimousenseikunshu / kemosensekunshu けいもうせんせいくんしゅ |
enlightened despot |
啓蒙絶対君主 see styles |
keimouzettaikunshu / kemozettaikunshu けいもうぜったいくんしゅ |
(archaism) (See 啓蒙専制君主) enlightened absolutist |
立憲君主制体 see styles |
rikkenkunshuseitai / rikkenkunshusetai りっけんくんしゅせいたい |
constitutional monarchy |
立憲君主政体 see styles |
rikkenkunshuseitai / rikkenkunshusetai りっけんくんしゅせいたい |
constitutional monarchy |
Variations: |
kunshusei / kunshuse くんしゅせい |
monarchy |
Variations: |
kunshuseitai / kunshusetai くんしゅせいたい |
monarchy |
Variations: |
rikkenkunshusei / rikkenkunshuse りっけんくんしゅせい |
constitutional monarchy; limited monarchy |
Variations: |
rikkenkunshusei / rikkenkunshuse りっけんくんしゅせい |
constitutional monarchy; limited monarchy |
Variations: |
rikkenkunshuseitai / rikkenkunshusetai りっけんくんしゅせいたい |
constitutional monarchy |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
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