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shogun
This term describes a specific historical office of military leadership in Japan, carrying a connotation of absolute authority and strategic command. It evokes images of feudal loyalty, samurai culture, and the centralized control of a military government that often overshadowed the symbolic power of the Emperor.
While the word is a countable noun, it refers to a unique title. In historical discussions, it is used to distinguish between different eras of rule, such as the Kamakura or Tokugawa periods, where the shogun acted as the de facto head of state.
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The shogun held the real power while the emperor remained a figurehead.
I wonder if the shogun will grant me an audience tomorrow.
The shogun ordered his samurai to secure the perimeter of the castle.
He dreams of becoming a powerful shogun and uniting the warring provinces.
The reign of the last shogun ended with the Meiji Restoration.
Bow low before the shogun or face the consequences.
The shogun managed the administration of the country through a strict hierarchy.
Who was the most influential shogun of the Edo period?