Great unity - Daido Danketsu

Japanese: 大同団結 - だいどうだんけつ

[1] (noun) The unity of many groups or factions under one common goal, overcoming minor differences over which they are divided. ※Tokyo Nichi Nichi Shimbun, January 6, 1891 (Meiji 24) “Indeed, the political parties of our country have undergone various changes and have finally united.” [2] = Daido Danketsu Undou (Great Unity Movement) ※Satsuma, Choshu, Tosa, and Hizen (1889) (Kobayashi Yushiro) Four Domain Political Parties “The Tosa politicians who proposed the popularly elected Diet in 1874 rose up with courage and continued the work of the former Prime Minister of the Liberal Party and the Tosa politicians who had been crowned the previous year, and organized a great unity.”

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Japanese:

[1] 〘名〙多くの団体や党派が、対立する小異の問題を越えて、一つの目的のもとに一致し団結すること。※東京日日新聞‐明治二四年（1891）一月六日「抑も我国の政党は種々の変遷を経たる末に大同団結」[2] ＝だいどうだんけつうんどう（大同団結運動）※薩長土肥（1889）〈小林雄七郎〉四藩政党「是に於て明治七年民選議院建白者たりし土州政治家は奮然蹶起し、旧自由党総理及び去年挂冠したる土州政治家の業を続で、大同団結を組織し」

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