Meiji period

English

Etymology

From Japanese 明治時代 (meiji-jidai)

Proper noun

Meiji period

The 45-year reign of Emperor Meiji (1868-1912). During this time, Japan started its modernization and rose to world power status.

Translations

45-year reign of emperor Meiji

Chinese:
Mandarin: 明治 (zh) (Míngzhì), 明治時代 (zh), 明治时代 (zh) (Míngzhì shídài)
Finnish: Meiji-kausi (fi)
Japanese: 明治時代 (ja) (めいじじだい, Meiji-jidai), 明治 (ja) (めいじ, Meiji)

Mongolian: Мэйжи эрин (Mejži erin)
Russian: Мэ́йдзи m (Mɛ́jdzi)
Swedish: Meijiperiod c

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