【さんしょう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. three ministries (under the ritsuryō system: Ministries of Civil Services, Health and War)historical termsee also
  2. three departments (in Tang-dynasty China: Secretariat, Chancellory and Dept. of State Affairs)historical term
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Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. three ministries (under the ritsuryō system: Ministries of Civil Services, Health and War)
    2. This refers to the three main administrative divisions in the historical ritsuryō system of Japan, which governed various aspects of civil life, health, and military affairs.
    In Japan's ritsuryō system, the three ministries were responsible for the country's administration.
    The influence of the three ministries remains in the current political system.
  2. three departments (in Tang-dynasty China: Secretariat, Chancellory and Dept. of State Affairs)
    3. This refers to the three main governmental bodies in the Tang dynasty, which played crucial roles in state management and governance.
    In Tang dynasty politics, the three departments were essential for state management.
    The decisions made by the three departments had a significant impact on Chinese administration.
Generated collocations (experimental)
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