Lingaku- loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of the foreignersyojijukugo
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of the foreigners
This term refers to the political ideology that emphasizes allegiance to the emperor while advocating against foreign influence or presence, particularly in the context of Japan's history during the Bakumatsu period.
Many patriots believed in loyalty to the emperor and participated in the Sonno Joi movement.
The ideology of loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of foreigners became a foundation of the Meiji Restoration.
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きんのうじょうい勤王攘夷のしし志士patriots of loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of foreignersきんのうじょうい勤王攘夷うんどう運動movement for loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of foreignersきんのうじょうい勤王攘夷せいさく政策policy of loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of foreignersきんのうじょうい勤王攘夷しそう思想thought/ideology of loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of foreignersばくまつ幕末のきんのうじょうい勤王攘夷loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of foreigners during the Bakumatsu periodきんのうじょうい勤王攘夷のやくわり役割role of loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of foreignersきんのうじょうい勤王攘夷のしょうちょう象徴symbol of loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of foreignersきんのうじょうい勤王攘夷うんどう運動のさんかしゃ参加者participants of the loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of foreigners movement