“Feudal lord” in Japanese
Short answer
Feudal lord in Japanese is “藩主” (hanshu). Full meaning: feudal lord, daimyo.
Other ways to say “Feudal lord” in Japanese
領主
ryoushu feudal lord
封建領主
houkenryoushu feudal lord
殿
den rear, rear unit guard; anchor (man); feudal lord
殿様
tonosama nobleman, dignitary, lord; feudal lord (of the Edo period), daimyo; man brought up away from the world, arrogant man with little knowledge of the ways of the world
一国一城の主
ikkokuichijounoaruji head of a household, business owner, proudly independent person; feudal lord, daimyo
ドン
don rear, rear unit guard; anchor (man); feudal lord
ドノ
dono rear, rear unit guard; anchor (man); feudal lord
殿り
shingari rear, rear unit guard; anchor (man); feudal lord
アラカ
araka rear, rear unit guard; anchor (man); feudal lord
しんがり
shingari rear, rear unit guard; anchor (man); feudal lord
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