huángquán

皇权

Word · NounTraditional皇權

imperial power; authority of the emperor

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Meanings

1 sense · 5 examples
1.

noun

imperial power; authority of the emperor

formal

A historical and formal term referring to the supreme power wielded by an emperor in a feudal monarchy. It encompasses political, military, and symbolic authority.

Zài在
fēng封
jiàn建
shè社
huì会
 ,
huáng皇
quán权
shì是
zhì至
gāo高
wú无
shàng上
de的
 。

In feudal society, imperial power was supreme.

Zhè这
wèi位
zǎi宰
xiàng相
shì试
tú图
xuē削
ruò弱
huáng皇
quán权
 。

This prime minister attempted to weaken the emperor's authority.

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Huáng皇
quán权
de的
xiàng象
zhēng征
bāo包
kuò括
yù玉
xǐ玺
hé和
lóng龙
páo袍
 。

The symbols of imperial power include the imperial seal and the dragon robe.

Lì历
shǐ史
xué学
jiā家
men们
jīng经
cháng常
yán研
jiū究
huáng皇
quán权
yǔ与
xiàng相
quán权
de的
guān关
xì系
 。

Historians often study the relationship between imperial power and ministerial power.

Huáng皇
quán权
de的
shuāi衰
luò落
biāo标
zhì志
zhe着
jiù旧
shí时
dài代
de的
jié结
shù束
 。

The decline of imperial power marked the end of an era.