Archaic honorific term used in pre-modern contexts, especially during the Heian through Edo periods. Not used in modern Japanese outside historical references.
Kinri-sama was a respectful term for the emperor used until the Edo period.
Compound of 禁裏 (kinri, 'imperial palace' or 'emperor') and the honorific suffix 様 (sama). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the term is firmly associated with pre-modern court language.