The title adopted by [[项羽|項羽|xiang4 yu3]], a famous general and ruler at the end of the Qin dynasty.

A spoiled, tyrannical, or overbearing person; often used to describe a child who acts like a little bully at home.

The popular video game series created by Capcom

The title taken by the warlord [[项羽|項羽|xiang4 yu3]] (232-202 BC) who fought [[刘邦|劉邦|liu2 bang1]] for control of China after the fall of the Qin dynasty.

Duracell; an American brand of batteries and smart power systems

The way of the hegemon; rule by force or despotic power.

The historical or literary story of Xiang Yu and Yu Ji at the end of the Qin Dynasty; metaphorically describes a hero at the end of his tether in a tragic or desolate situation

the tragic song of the Hegemon-King; refers to the historical or operatic story of Xiang Yu bidding a final farewell to his concubine Consort Yu

An unfair or unequal contract clause imposed by a business that takes advantage of its dominant position to harm the interests of consumers or partners.

a succulent tree from Madagascar with a thorny trunk and long leaves

(idiom) to force someone to do something; to force oneself on someone sexually; to commit rape

A short stick with copper coins or pieces embedded in its ends, used in folk dancing to create rhythmic sounds by hitting the body or shaking.

A local bully who relies on power or influence to mistreat and dominate others in a specific area.

Tyrannosaurus rex or T-rex, a large carnivorous dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous period

To ride a bus, taxi, or train without paying the fare; to be a fare evader.

(xiehouyu) trapped like the Hegemon King of Chu at Gaixia; describes a situation where one is isolated and under attack from all directions; the first half of a two-part allegory whose second half is [[四面楚歌|四面楚歌|si4 mian4 chu3 ge1]]