marquisate in Japanese
marquisate in Japanese is 侯国 — marquisate means the area of land ruled by a marquis or similar noble.
marquisate in Japanese
侯国
Pronounced: kōkoku
The territory held by a marquis, margrave or marchioness.
What does "marquisate" mean?
- noun The area of land ruled by a marquis or similar noble.
- noun The rank or title of a marquis.
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What is "marquisate" in Japanese?
"marquisate" in Japanese is 侯国. marquisate means: The area of land ruled by a marquis or similar noble.
How do you pronounce 侯国?
"marquisate" in Japanese is 侯国, pronounced "kōkoku".
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