“Subjugation” in Japanese
Short answer
Subjugation in Japanese is “征討” (seitou). Full meaning: subjugation, conquest.
Other ways to say “Subjugation” in Japanese
討伐
toubatsu subjugation (using military force), suppression, subduing
征服
seifuku conquest, subjugation; overcoming (a difficulty), conquering (e.g. a mountain), mastery (of a skill)
征伐
seibatsu conquest, subjugation, overcoming; chastisement, punishment, punitive expedition
征圧
seiatsu conquest, subjugation, overcoming, controlling
平定
heitei suppression (of a rebellion, civil war, etc.), restoration of law and order, subjugation, conquering
せいふく
seifuku conquest, subjugation; overcoming (a difficulty), conquering (e.g. a mountain), mastery (of a skill)
征伏
seifuku conquest, subjugation; overcoming (a difficulty), conquering (e.g. a mountain), mastery (of a skill)
退治
taiji extermination, elimination, eradication, destruction, suppression, subjugation, getting rid of, stamping out, wiping out, rooting out; renouncing worldly desires (in order to concentrate on Buddhist teachings); curing (an illness)
対治
taiji extermination, elimination, eradication, destruction, suppression, subjugation, getting rid of, stamping out, wiping out, rooting out; renouncing worldly desires (in order to concentrate on Buddhist teachings); curing (an illness)
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