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亡命政権 (boumeiseiken) Japanese meaning | Kotomora
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During World War II, many governments in exile were based in London.
That government in exile is seeking international recognition.
Kanji 亡 deceased, the late, dying 権 authority, power, rights Related words 亡ぼう 命めい 亡命 means 'exile' or 'defection' of an individual, while 亡命政権 specifically refers to a government body operating in exile.
政せい 権けん 政権 means 'administration' or 'regime' in power; 亡命政権 is a regime that has lost control of its territory and operates from abroad.
Etymology Compound of 亡命 (exile) + 政権 (political power, administration). The term is a direct translation of the English 'government in exile' and became common in the 20th century.
