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女帝じょてい

じょてい · jotei

noun

Empress

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じょていが
Heiban

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How it’s used

Used mainly in history, fantasy, or dramatic writing for a female ruler who holds real power, not a ruler's wife.

Often confused with 皇后 (kōgō); 女帝 rules in her own right, while 皇后 is the emperor's wife.

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The empress who ruled that country was very strong.

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The empress in the story finally took the throne.

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What does 女帝 mean?

Empress.

How do you pronounce 女帝?

じょてい (jotei). Pitch accent: heiban — flat. Press Listen above to hear it.

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