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.
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.