“Shogun” in Japanese
Short answer
Shogun in Japanese is “大君” (taikun). Full meaning: monarch; shogun (of the Tokugawa government).
Other ways to say “Shogun” in Japanese
上様
uesama emperor, shogun; honored person (honoured); (another person's) wife
征夷大将軍
seiitaishougun commander-in-chief of the expeditionary force against the barbarians (beginning in 794 CE); shogun, great, unifying leader
おおきみ
ookimi monarch; shogun (of the Tokugawa government)
大王
ookimi monarch; shogun (of the Tokugawa government)
王
ookimi monarch; shogun (of the Tokugawa government)
阿輩雞弥
ookimi monarch; shogun (of the Tokugawa government)
阿輩雞彌
ookimi monarch; shogun (of the Tokugawa government)
おほいきみ
ooikimi monarch; shogun (of the Tokugawa government)
御所
gose imperial palace (esp. Kyoto Imperial Palace), imperial residence, residence of a shogun, minister, etc.; emperor, ex-emperor, empress, imperial prince, shogun, minister
ごしょ
gosho imperial palace (esp. Kyoto Imperial Palace), imperial residence, residence of a shogun, minister, etc.; emperor, ex-emperor, empress, imperial prince, shogun, minister
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