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Term: Shogun
Description:
A shogun was a military dictator that held political power in feudal Japan during the period from the 12th to the 19th century. The title of shogun was bestowed upon a powerful regional warlord who ruled with an iron fist, often surpassing the nominal authority of the emperor.
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Noun (Historical):
In feudal Japan, the shogun was the highest military and political authority, ruling as a military dictator.
Example sentence: During the Edo period, Tokugawa Ieyasu became the most famous shogun in Japanese history.
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Noun (Modern):
Informally, "shogun" can refer to a person who holds a dominant position or has an aura of authority.
Example sentence: John has established himself as the shogun of the local business community.
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