- 皇帝 huángdì emperor
- 皇后 huánghòu empressthe principal wife or consort of a reigning emperor
- 皇上 huángshang emperorthe reigning monarch or his imperial majesty
- 皇家 huángjiā royalroyal or imperial household
- 皇室 huángshì royal familythe collective family and household of a monarch or emperor
- 教皇 jiàohuáng pope(Catholicism) the pope; pontiff
- 皇冠 huángguān crowncrown (headgear)
- 皇宫 huánggōng palaceimperial palace
- 女皇 nǚhuáng empress
- 天皇 Tiānhuáng emperorA title used by certain historical Chinese rulers, such as Tang Gaozong.
- 秦始皇 Qín Shǐhuáng Qin ShihuangQin Shihuang (259-210 BC), the first emperor of China
- 皇子 huángzǐ princeprince; son of an emperor
- 皇太后 huángtàihòu empress dowager
- 沙皇 shāhuáng tsarczar (loanword)
- 皇城 Huángchéng Imperial CityThe Imperial City, the inner district of Beijing surrounding the Forbidden City
- 皇太极 Huáng Tàijí Hong TaijiEighth son of Nurhaci, second Khan of the Later Jin dynasty (reigned 1626–1636), and founding emperor of the Qing dynasty (reigned 1636–1643).
- 仓皇 cānghuáng panickedin a state of hurried confusion or alarm; flurried
- 皇甫 Huángfǔ Huangfutwo-character surname Huangfu
- 小皇帝 xiǎohuángdì child emperorA literal young ruler or a child who has ascended the throne as an emperor.
- 堂而皇之 táng'érhuángzhī grandioseimposing in style or appearance; magnificent and on a grand scale
- 皇位 huángwèi thronethe imperial throne; the title or position of Emperor
- 皇太子 huángtàizǐ crown prince
- 皇族 huángzú royaltythe imperial family or royal kin
- 冠冕堂皇 guānmiǎntánghuáng dignifiedstately or impressive in outward appearance or manner
- 富丽堂皇 fùlìtánghuáng sumptuoussumptuous and magnificent (often of buildings or decor)
- 皇权 huángquán imperial powerthe power or authority of an emperor; imperial power
- 玉皇 Yùhuáng Jade EmperorJade Emperor (the supreme deity in Taoism)
- 皇朝 huángcháo dynastythe imperial court or the ruling government of an empire
- 皇姑区 Huánggūqū Huanggu DistrictHuanggu district of Shenyang city, Liaoning
- 秦皇岛市 Qínhuángdǎo Shì QinhuangdaoQinhuangdao, prefecture-level city in Hebei Province [[河北省|河北省|He2 bei3 Sheng3]]
- 太上皇 Tàishànghuáng puppet masterA person who wields power from behind the scenes, often a predecessor still controlling their successor.
- 玉皇大帝 Yùhuáng Dàdì Jade Emperor
- 堂皇 tánghuáng grandstately or dignified in manner, style, or rhetoric
- 唐明皇 Táng Mínghuáng Emperor MingEmperor Ming of Tang (685-762), also known as Emperor Xuanzong of Tang [[唐玄宗|唐玄宗|Tang2 Xuan2 zong1]], who reigned from 712 to 756.
- 皇天 Huángtiān August HeavenAugust Heaven; Heaven as supreme deity (often paired with [[后土|后土|Hou4 tu3]], the Earth Deity)
- 三皇 sānhuáng Three Sovereignsthe three legendary sovereigns of ancient China, often identified as Suiren, Fuxi, and Shennong, or as the Heavenly, Earthly, and Human Sovereigns
- 皇亲国戚 huángqīnguóqī imperial relativesthe emperor's relatives; people with powerful connections
- 皇恩 huáng'ēn imperial favorimperial kindness or benevolence bestowed by the emperor
- 皇甫嵩 Huángfǔ Sōng Huangfu SongHuangfu Song (d. 195), a prominent general and warlord of the Eastern Han Dynasty
- 土皇帝 tǔhuángdì local despotlocal tyrant
- 皇军 huángjūn imperial armyimperial army (especially the Japanese Imperial Army)
- 吃皇粮 chīhuángliáng state-salariedTo be employed by the government and receive a salary from the state budget.
- 张皇 zhānghuáng flusteredalarmed, panicked, or agitated, especially when faced with an unexpected situation
- 三皇五帝 sānhuángwǔdì historiography systemThe earliest period or conceptual framework in Chinese historiography, representing the dawn of Chinese civilization.
- 皇储 huángchǔ crown prince
- 老皇历 lǎohuánglì obsolete practiceoutdated conventions, principles, or information that is no longer applicable
- 保皇党 bǎohuángdǎng royalists
- 赞皇县 Zànhuáng Xiàn Zanhuang CountyZanhuang County in Shijiazhuang, Hebei province
- 天高皇帝远 tiāngāohuángdìyuǎn beyond reachThe sky is high and the emperor is far away; remote areas are beyond the reach or control of the central government or higher authority.
Sources
- Frequency data
- MTSU Chinese text computingSUBTLEX-CH