幕府 | Japanese meaning

幕府【ばくふ】

Frequency rank: 9,925. – 9,953.

noun (common) (futsuumeishi)

shogunate; bakufuhistorical term
shogun's headquartershistorical term
Imperial Guards office; residence of the Imperial Guards commanderhistorical termsee also 近衛

Forms

幕府【ばくふ】Frequency rank: 9,925. – 9,953.
ばくふ

Generated definitions (experimental)

shogunate; bakufu

This meaning refers to the military government that ruled Japan for many centuries, particularly from the 12th to the 19th century. It signifies a period and system of governance led by shoguns.

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The Kamakura shogunate played an important role in Japanese history.

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During the shogunate era, the samurai class held significant power.

shogun's headquarters

This refers to the actual location or center of administration established by a shogun, where governance and military strategies were conducted.

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The headquarters of the shogunate was in Edo.

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Many feudal lords visited here to receive orders from the shogunate.

Imperial Guards office; residence of the Imperial Guards commander

This meaning indicates the office or residence of the leader of the Imperial Guards, underlining the connection between military and imperial authority during the shogunate period.

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There was an office for the security of the Imperial Palace within the shogunate.

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The commander of the Imperial Guards was appointed by the shogunate leader.

Generated collocations (experimental)

to establish a shogunateEdo shogunatepolitics of the shogunateend of the shogunateofficials of the shogunatenew shogunateorders of the shogunaterule of the shogunateto serve the shogunatelate shogunate period

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