bó​kè​jùn

Berkshire

  1. Burke
    Edmund Burke (1729–1797), Irish statesman, author, and philosopher known as the father of modern conservatism; served as a member of the British Parliament and is famous for his writings on the French Revolution.
  2. prefecture
    An administrative division in ancient China; its relative size compared to a xiàn changed across dynasties, but it generally functioned as a commandery, prefecture, or canton.