ごかじょうのごせいもん

    expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.); noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. Charter Oath (of the Meiji Emperor); Five-Point Imperial Covenant; Imperial Oath of Five Articles
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  • ごかじょうのごせいもん
  • ごかじょうのごせいもん
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  1. Charter Oath (of the Meiji Emperor)
  2. This refers to a historical document that outlined the principles of governance and modernization in Japan during the Meiji Restoration. It emphasized the importance of public discourse, the involvement of all classes in governance, and the promotion of knowledge and international engagement.
  3. Five-Point Imperial Covenant
  4. This term refers to the specific structure of the Charter Oath, which consists of five distinct articles that outline the goals and commitments of the Meiji government. Each point reflects a commitment to modernization and progressive governance.
  5. Imperial Oath of Five Articles
  6. This is another way to refer to the same document, focusing on its formal title as an oath taken by the emperor. It highlights the solemnity and significance of the commitment to guiding Japan toward modernization.
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