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勇将 (yuushou) Japanese meaning: brave general | Kotomora
じ 字
Kanji 勇 courage, cheer up, be in high spirits 将 leader, commander, general Related words 名めい 将しょう 名将 emphasizes a general's fame or skill, while 勇将 specifically highlights bravery and valor.
武ぶ 将しょう 武将 is a broader term for a military commander or warlord, without the specific connotation of bravery.
Etymology Compound of 勇 (bravery) and 将 (general, leader). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the word has been used in classical and literary Japanese to denote a valiant commander.
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He is known as a brave general of the Warring States period.
There is a saying: under a brave general, there are no weak soldiers.
