“Important law” in Japanese
Short answer
Important law in Japanese is “大法” (daihou). Full meaning: important law, fundamental law; great teachings (of the Buddha); teachings of the Mahayana.
Other ways to say “Important law” in Japanese
大典
taiten grand ceremony, state ceremony; important law, legal canon
たいてん
taiten grand ceremony, state ceremony; important law, legal canon
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