A person who participates in a rebellion or uprising against authority.
The rebels occupied the castle.
The government dispatched troops to suppress the insurgents.
反逆者 emphasizes betrayal or treason against a ruler or state, while 反乱者 focuses on participation in an armed uprising.
謀反人 is a more historical or dramatic term for a rebel or traitor, often used in period dramas.
Standard kanji spelling using 反 (anti-) and 乱 (revolt).
Variant spelling using 叛 (rebel); less common but still seen.
Compound of 反乱 (rebellion) + 者 (person). The kanji 反 means 'anti-' or 'oppose', 乱 means 'disorder' or 'revolt', and 者 is a common suffix for 'person'.