There are 33 total results for your 政権 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
政権 see styles |
seiken / seken せいけん |
(political) administration; political power |
政権下 see styles |
seikenka / sekenka せいけんか |
(exp,adj-no) (often 政権下で) under the ... administration; within the ... government |
政権党 see styles |
seikentou / sekento せいけんとう |
political party in power |
参政権 see styles |
sanseiken / sanseken さんせいけん |
suffrage; franchise |
現政権 see styles |
genseiken / genseken げんせいけん |
current administration; present government |
行政権 see styles |
gyouseiken / gyoseken ぎょうせいけん |
executive power; authority |
政権争い see styles |
seikenarasoi / sekenarasoi せいけんあらそい |
political power struggle |
政権亡者 see styles |
seikenmouja / sekenmoja せいけんもうじゃ |
one who is obsessed with (getting into, holding on to) political power; one who is obsessed with the idea of taking over government |
政権交代 see styles |
seikenkoutai / sekenkotai せいけんこうたい |
change of government; regime change |
政権公約 see styles |
seikenkouyaku / sekenkoyaku せいけんこうやく |
(See マニフェスト) policy statement; manifesto |
政権基盤 see styles |
seikenkiban / sekenkiban せいけんきばん |
power base (of a government) |
政権復帰 see styles |
seikenfukki / sekenfukki せいけんふっき |
return to power |
政権構想 see styles |
seikenkousou / sekenkoso せいけんこうそう |
planning a new government; plan for a new administration |
政権運営 see styles |
seikenunei / sekenune せいけんうんえい |
running a government administration; managing a cabinet |
亡命政権 see styles |
boumeiseiken / bomeseken ぼうめいせいけん |
government in exile |
保守政権 see styles |
hoshuseiken / hoshuseken ほしゅせいけん |
conservative government; conservative administration |
傀儡政権 see styles |
kairaiseiken / kairaiseken かいらいせいけん |
(yoji) puppet government; puppet regime |
大和政権 see styles |
yamatoseiken / yamatoseken やまとせいけん |
(hist) (See 大和国家) Yamato Court |
暫定政権 see styles |
zanteiseiken / zanteseken ざんていせいけん |
(See 暫定政府) interim government; provisional government; caretaker government |
武家政権 see styles |
bukeseiken / bukeseken ぶけせいけん |
samurai government |
独裁政権 see styles |
dokusaiseiken / dokusaiseken どくさいせいけん |
dictatorship |
軍事政権 see styles |
gunjiseiken / gunjiseken ぐんじせいけん |
military regime |
連合政権 see styles |
rengouseiken / rengoseken れんごうせいけん |
coalition government |
連立政権 see styles |
renritsuseiken / renritsuseken れんりつせいけん |
coalition government |
鄭氏政権 see styles |
teishiseiken / teshiseken ていしせいけん |
(hist) Kingdom of Tungning (Taiwan, 1661-1683); Koxinga dynasty |
野合政権 see styles |
yagouseiken / yagoseken やごうせいけん |
administration established through an unprincipled political coalition; government of convenience; cabinet created through an unholy alliance |
政権を握る see styles |
seikenonigiru / sekenonigiru せいけんをにぎる |
(exp,v5r) to come to power; to assume the reins of government |
女性参政権 see styles |
joseisanseiken / josesanseken じょせいさんせいけん |
women's suffrage |
婦人参政権 see styles |
fujinsanseiken / fujinsanseken ふじんさんせいけん |
women's suffrage |
共産主義政権 see styles |
kyousanshugiseiken / kyosanshugiseken きょうさんしゅぎせいけん |
communist regime; communist government |
外国人参政権 see styles |
gaikokujinsanseiken / gaikokujinsanseken がいこくじんさんせいけん |
enfranchisement of foreign residents; voting rights for foreign residents |
軍事独裁政権 see styles |
gunjidokusaiseiken / gunjidokusaiseken ぐんじどくさいせいけん |
military dictatorship |
Variations: |
yamatoseiken / yamatoseken やまとせいけん |
(hist) (See 大和国家) Yamato court |
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