天皇 Tiānhuáng emperor Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents 天皇 Tiānhuáng emperor noun A title used by certain historical Chinese rulers, such as Tang Gaozong. 唐高宗曾自号“天皇”，与武后并称二圣。 Táng Gāozōng céng zì hào“ Tiānhuáng”, yǔ Wǔhòu bìng chēng èr shèng. Emperor Gaozong of Tang once styled himself 'Heavenly Sovereign' and was known along with Empress Wu as the 'Two Sages'. Heavenly Sovereign noun One of the three legendary sovereigns (Sanhuang) in Chinese mythology. 天皇、地皇和人皇在中国神话中并称三皇。 Tiānhuáng, Dìhuáng hé Rénhuáng zài Zhōngguó shénhuà zhōng bìng chēng sānhuáng. The Heavenly Sovereign, Earthly Sovereign, and Human Sovereign are collectively known as the Three Sovereigns in Chinese mythology. Japanese emperor noun The monarch and head of state of Japan. 德仁天皇是日本目前的国家元首。 Dérén Tiānhuáng shì Rìběn mùqián de guójiā yuánshǒu. Emperor Naruhito is the current head of state of Japan. Frequency Movie subtitles 2.50 per million appears in 0% of films Written text 3.73 per million Sources Definitions CC-CEDICT Frequency data SUBTLEX-CHBCC Corpus (BLCU)
天皇 Tiānhuáng emperor noun A title used by certain historical Chinese rulers, such as Tang Gaozong. 唐高宗曾自号“天皇”，与武后并称二圣。 Táng Gāozōng céng zì hào“ Tiānhuáng”, yǔ Wǔhòu bìng chēng èr shèng. Emperor Gaozong of Tang once styled himself 'Heavenly Sovereign' and was known along with Empress Wu as the 'Two Sages'. Heavenly Sovereign noun One of the three legendary sovereigns (Sanhuang) in Chinese mythology. 天皇、地皇和人皇在中国神话中并称三皇。 Tiānhuáng, Dìhuáng hé Rénhuáng zài Zhōngguó shénhuà zhōng bìng chēng sānhuáng. The Heavenly Sovereign, Earthly Sovereign, and Human Sovereign are collectively known as the Three Sovereigns in Chinese mythology. Japanese emperor noun The monarch and head of state of Japan. 德仁天皇是日本目前的国家元首。 Dérén Tiānhuáng shì Rìběn mùqián de guójiā yuánshǒu. Emperor Naruhito is the current head of state of Japan. Frequency Movie subtitles 2.50 per million appears in 0% of films Written text 3.73 per million Sources Definitions CC-CEDICT Frequency data SUBTLEX-CHBCC Corpus (BLCU)
