zǒng

noun
historical
political
formal

Meaning of 总督

总督 means governor-general; highest provincial official in Ming and Qing dynasties; governor-general; representative of the British monarch in Commonwealth countries. Pronounced zǒng dū.

  • governor-general; highest provincial official in Ming and Qing dynasties
  • governor-general; representative of the British monarch in Commonwealth countries
  • colonial governor; representative of a suzerain state in its colonies

Definitions & Examples

Qīng
cháo
shí
 
liǎng
jiāng
zǒng
guǎn
xiá
jiāng
 
ān
huī
jiāng
西
sān
shěng
 

During the Qing Dynasty, the Governor-General of Liangjiang governed the three provinces of Jiangsu, Anhui, and Jiangxi.

Zhè
wèi
zǒng
ren
qín
zhèng
ài
mín
 
shēn
shòu
bǎi
xìng
ài
dài
 

This governor-general worked diligently and loved the people, earning the deep affection of the common folk.

Míng
chū
 
cháo
tíng
cháng
pài
qiǎn
zǒng
xún
shì
biān
fáng
 

In the early Ming Dynasty, the imperial court often dispatched governor-generals to inspect border defenses.

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