imperial might; power of the Emperor
Honorific and poetic term for the Emperor's authority or power. Rare in modern everyday language; mostly found in historical, literary, or ceremonial contexts.
The land was governed by the Emperor's might.
権力 is a general term for power or authority, while 御稜威 is specifically the Emperor's power in an honorific and poetic register.
帝威 also means imperial dignity or authority, but is less archaic and more formal than 御稜威.
Applies to each form listed below
Primary kanji form for the reading みいつ; a jukujikun spelling for the Emperor's power.
Rarely used kanji form.
The native noun いつ means sacred, awe-inspiring power; 御 adds an honorific element. 御稜威 is a conventional spelling of みいつ, denoting the august authority or might of the emperor.