- Meiji Constitution (Constitution of the Empire of Japan)historical termsee also 大日本帝国憲法
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- Meiji Constitution (Constitution of the Empire of Japan)
This refers to the constitution that was enacted in 1889 during the Meiji period in Japan, establishing a form of government based on constitutional monarchy and marking a shift from feudal rule to modern governance.
The Meiji Constitution was enacted in 1889.
The Meiji Constitution played a crucial role in Japan's modernization.
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めいじけんぽう明治憲法をせいてい制定するto establish the Meiji Constitutionめいじけんぽう明治憲法のした下under the Meiji Constitutionめいじけんぽう明治憲法にもとづく基づくbased on the Meiji Constitutionめいじけんぽう明治憲法のかいせい改正amendment of the Meiji Constitutionめいじけんぽう明治憲法をまもる守るto uphold the Meiji Constitutionめいじけんぽう明治憲法のえいきょう影響influence of the Meiji Constitutionめいじけんぽう明治憲法をはいし廃止するto abolish the Meiji Constitutionめいじけんぽう明治憲法のりねん理念principles of the Meiji Constitutionめいじけんぽう明治憲法にしたがう従うto comply with the Meiji Constitutionめいじけんぽう明治憲法じだい時代the era of the Meiji Constitution
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