Dorgon (1612-1650), a Manchu prince and general who played a key role in the Qing dynasty conquest of China. He served as the regent for the Emperor [[顺治|順治|shun4 zhi4]] from 1644 to 1650 and was the fourteenth son of [[努尔哈赤|努爾哈赤|nu3 er3 ha1 chi4]].

(literary, often derogatory) many high-ranking officials; bureaucrats who hold high positions but achieve little

Imperial ceremonial dress in ancient China, typically embroidered with dragons; worn by emperors or high officials.

(literary) numerous; many; complicated and numerous; commonly used in the phrase [[衮衮诸公|袞袞諸公|gun3 gun3 zhu1 gong1]] referring to high-ranking officials

(literary) high official or high-ranking government minister in imperial China

The ceremonial dragon robe and crown worn by emperors and high officials during sacrificial ceremonies in ancient China.

(historical) a reference to the three highest-ranking officials in the imperial court; the Three Ducal Ministers

the throne; the duties and responsibilities of an emperor (metonymically from the royal robe)

(historical) Ancient robes embroidered with dragons, worn by the emperor and high nobility.

the moral failings or administrative errors of a monarch

Algonquin; a group of Indigenous North American people

The ceremonial robe of an emperor, typically embroidered with dragon designs; an imperial emblem