Shogun Meaning in English

word

US

ˈʃoʊɡən

SHOH-guhn

UK

ʃˈɒɡʌn

shog-UHN

التعريف

A shogun was a powerful military leader who ruled Japan in the name of the emperor from the 12th to the 19th century.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

"Shogun" is a historical term, mainly used in discussions of Japanese history or culture. It is not used for modern leaders. Sometimes used figuratively to describe a powerful, commanding person.

• Spanish: shōgun - jefe militar japonés
• Portuguese (BR): shōgun - líder militar japonês
• Portuguese (PT): shōgun - líder militar japonês
• Chinese (Simplified): 幕府将军 - 将军
• Chinese (Traditional): 幕府將軍 - 將軍
• Hindi: शोगुन - जापानी सैन्य प्रमुख
• Arabic: شوغون - القائد العسكري الياباني
• Bengali: শোগুন
• Russian: сёгун
• Japanese: 将軍
• Vietnamese: shōgun
• Korean: 쇼군
• Turkish: şogun
• Urdu: شوگن
• Indonesian: shogun

جمل نموذجية

The shogun had more power than the emperor in ancient Japan.

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A shogun led the samurai during wars.

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Many Japanese movies tell stories about the shogun.

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In feudal Japan, the shogun controlled the government, not the emperor.

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The drama highlighted the struggles between the shogun and the loyal samurai.

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After the last shogun resigned, Japan entered a new era.

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