Lingaku- bypassing normal legal procedures and making a direct appeal to a top official (Edo period)historical term
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- bypassing normal legal procedures and making a direct appeal to a top official (Edo period)
This term refers to the act of circumventing the usual legal channels to seek direct intervention or resolution from a higher authority, particularly noted in historical contexts like the Edo period in Japan. It often implies a sense of urgency or desperation in addressing grievances.
Generated collocations (experimental)
かけこみうったえ駆け込み訴えをするto make a direct appealかけこみうったえ駆け込み訴えをするためにto bypass normal legal procedures to make an appealかけこみうったえ駆け込み訴えのれい例example of a bypassing appealかけこみうったえ駆け込み訴えをうけつける受け付けるto accept a direct appealかけこみうったえ駆け込み訴えがみとめられる認められるto have a direct appeal recognizedえどじだい江戸時代のかけこみうったえ駆け込み訴えbypassing appeals in the Edo periodかけこみうったえ駆け込み訴えのじゅうよう重要せい性importance of direct appealsかけこみうったえ駆け込み訴えをりよう利用するto utilize a direct appealこうしき公式のかけこみうったえ駆け込み訴えofficial direct appealれきしてき歴史的なかけこみうったえ駆け込み訴えhistorical direct appeals