The king governed the people of that country for many years.
It is important to convey the voice of the people to politics.
The king built a new bridge for his subjects.
Politicians should listen to the voice of the people.
He worked for the sake of the people throughout his life.
Many of the people suffered through the long war.
庶民 specifically means ordinary, common people as opposed to the elite, while 民 is a more general and literary term for the populace.
民衆 emphasizes the people as a collective mass, often in social or political movements, while 民 is a more archaic, single-character term.
官 refers to the government or officials, standing in contrast to 民, the common people who are governed.
Standard kanji spelling; high-frequency news word.
Native Japanese word. The kanji 民 is used for its meaning 'people'.