shogunate in Japanese
shogunate in Japanese is 幕府 — shogunate means the government, rank, or period of rule of a shogun.
shogunate in Japanese
幕府
Pronounced: bakufu
(historical, Japan) The office or dignity of a shogun.
What does "shogunate" mean?
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noun The government, rank, or period of rule of a shogun.
"The Tokugawa shogunate lasted more than 250 years."
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shogunate in a sentence
- The Tokugawa shogunate lasted more than 250 years.
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What is "shogunate" in Japanese?
"shogunate" in Japanese is 幕府. shogunate means: The government, rank, or period of rule of a shogun.
How do you pronounce 幕府?
"shogunate" in Japanese is 幕府, pronounced "bakufu".
How do you use "shogunate" in a sentence?
Example: "The Tokugawa shogunate lasted more than 250 years." In Japanese, "shogunate" is 幕府.
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