In ancient China, the emperor appointed his empresses, feudal lords, and kings of neighboring countries by imperial edict and bestowed titles and fiefs on them. Also, the document of their appointment. [Qing Huidian - Cabinet] Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 古く、中国で、皇帝が后妃・諸侯および周辺諸国の王などを冊(勅書)によってたて、爵位、封土を与えたこと。また、その任命書。さっぽう。〔清会典‐内閣〕
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