Lingaku- equality for the four classes (early Meiji-period slogan)yojijukugohistorical termsee also 四民
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- equality for the four classes
This refers to a slogan from the early Meiji period in Japan, emphasizing the idea that people from different social classes (warriors, farmers, artisans, merchants) should have equal status and rights. It was a call for social reform and was significant during a time of modernization.
After the Boshin War, the government promoted equality for the four classes.
Equality for the four classes was an important principle during the Meiji era.
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しみんびょうどう四民平等のりねん理念the concept of equality for the four classesしみんびょうどう四民平等をじつげん実現するto realize equality for the four classesしみんびょうどう四民平等のせいしん精神the spirit of equality for the four classesしみんびょうどう四民平等のじゅうよう重要せい性the importance of equality for the four classesしみんびょうどう四民平等にむけた向けたとりくみ取り組みefforts towards equality for the four classesめいじいしん明治維新のしみんびょうどう四民平等equality for the four classes during the Meiji Restorationしみんびょうどう四民平等にかんする関するぎろん議論discussions about equality for the four classesしみんびょうどう四民平等とみんしゅしゅぎ民主主義equality for the four classes and democracyしみんびょうどう四民平等をしじ支持するto support equality for the four classesしみんびょうどう四民平等がもたらしたへんか変化the changes brought about by equality for the four classes