khagan in Japanese
khagan in Japanese is 可汗 — khagan means a historical ruler of a khaganate, an imperial title held by certain Turkic and Mongolian peoples and equal in rank to an emperor.
khagan in Japanese
可汗
Pronounced: kagan
(historical) A khan of khans, a ruler of a khaganate; (the holder of) an imperial rank used among certain Turkic and Mongolian peoples, equal in status to an emperor.
What does "khagan" mean?
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noun A historical ruler of a khaganate, an imperial title held by certain Turkic and Mongolian peoples and equal in rank to an emperor.
"The khagan commanded loyalty from khans across the steppe."
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khagan in a sentence
- The khagan commanded loyalty from khans across the steppe.
- Envoys traveled for months to reach the khagan's court.
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What is "khagan" in Japanese?
"khagan" in Japanese is 可汗. khagan means: A historical ruler of a khaganate, an imperial title held by certain Turkic and Mongolian peoples and equal in rank to an emperor.
How do you pronounce 可汗?
"khagan" in Japanese is 可汗, pronounced "kagan".
How do you use "khagan" in a sentence?
Example: "The khagan commanded loyalty from khans across the steppe." In Japanese, "khagan" is 可汗.
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