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大御宝 (oomitakara) Japanese meaning: imperial subjects | Kotomora
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The imperial subjects were regarded as the emperor's precious people.
Kanji 御 honorable, manipulate, govern 宝 treasure, wealth, valuables 公 public, prince, official 民 people, nation, subjects Written forms 大おお 御み 宝たから Usage 100%
Primary historical spelling for the archaic term meaning 'imperial subjects'.
百姓おおみたから
Archaic spelling; normally read ひゃくしょう in modern Japanese.
公民おおみたから
Archaic spelling; normally read こうみん in modern Japanese.
人民おおみたから
Archaic spelling; normally read じんみん in modern Japanese.
Etymology Compound of 大 (おお, 'great') + 御 (み, honorific prefix) + 宝 (たから, 'treasure'), literally 'great honorable treasure', referring to the people as the emperor's treasured subjects. The exact historical derivation is uncertain.
