- principle of excluding foreigners (late Edo period)historical term
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- principle of excluding foreigners (late Edo period)
This term refers to a political ideology that emerged during the late Edo period in Japan, advocating for the exclusion of foreign influence and the preservation of Japan's culture and sovereignty. It was a response to the increasing presence of Western powers and their encroachment on Japanese territory and society.
The principle of excluding foreigners during the Bakumatsu sought to eliminate Western influence.
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じょういろん攘夷論をとなえる唱えるto advocate for the principle of excluding foreignersじょういろん攘夷論にもとづく基づくbased on the principle of excluding foreignersじょういろん攘夷論しゃ者advocate of the principle of excluding foreignersじょういろん攘夷論のえいきょう影響influence of the principle of excluding foreignersじょういろん攘夷論のりねん理念concept of the principle of excluding foreignersじょういろん攘夷論をしじ支持するto support the principle of excluding foreignersさいきん最近のじょういろん攘夷論recent interpretations of the principle of excluding foreignersじょういろん攘夷論とぶんめいかいか文明開化the principle of excluding foreigners and civilization and enlightenmentじょういろん攘夷論のじだい時代the era of the principle of excluding foreignersじょういろん攘夷論のひはん批判criticism of the principle of excluding foreigners
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