【さくほう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. bestowing peerage by imperial edict (in ancient China); document bestowing peerage
Forms
  • 【さくほう】【さっぽう】
  • さくほう
  • さっぽう
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. bestowing peerage by imperial edict (in ancient China)
    2. This meaning refers to the formal act of granting nobility status by an emperor, typically involving political and social implications in historical contexts.
    In ancient times, the emperor in China granted noble status through bestowing peerage.
    After receiving the peerage again, he became a powerful noble.
  2. document bestowing peerage
    3. This meaning refers to the written decree or document that officially grants nobility status, often containing the emperor's seal or authority.
    That document bestowing peerage was an official paper sealed by the emperor.
    He proudly displayed the document he received as the new peerage.
Generated collocations (experimental)
to receive a bestowal of peerageceremony of conferring peeragesystem of bestowing peerageto bestow peerageChinese peerage systemto be conferred with peeragedocument of peerage bestowalbestowed kingrole of the bestowal of peeragebestowal of peerage by the emperor
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
  1. さつ冊．.
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