Lingaku- worrying before one's people worry, enjoying oneself only after one's people have enjoyed themselves (a precept to be observed by a ruler)yojijukugo
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- worrying before one's people worry, enjoying oneself only after one's people have enjoyed themselves (a precept to be observed by a ruler)
This phrase emphasizes the responsibility of a leader to prioritize the well-being of their people before their own enjoyment. It is often used in a political or leadership context to illustrate the ideal behavior of rulers or leaders.
He always acts with the spirit of worrying before his people worry, considering the well-being of his subordinates.
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せんゆうこうらく先憂後楽をじっせん実践するto practice worrying before one's people worry, enjoying oneself only after one's people have enjoyed themselvesせんゆうこうらく先憂後楽のせいしん精神the spirit of worrying before one's people worry, enjoying oneself only after one's people have enjoyed themselvesせんゆうこうらく先憂後楽のしどう指導guidance based on the principle of先憂後楽せんゆうこうらく先憂後楽をおもんじる重んじるto value the principle of先憂後楽せんゆうこうらく先憂後楽のおしえ教えteaching of先憂後楽せんゆうこうらく先憂後楽をじっこう実行するto put先憂後楽 into practiceせんゆうこうらく先憂後楽のりねん理念the philosophy of先憂後楽せんゆうこうらく先憂後楽のじゅうよう重要せい性the importance of先憂後楽
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