覇は権けん

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noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'

Refers to political, economic, or military dominance by one nation or group over others. Often used in formal or analytical contexts.

〈場ば所しょ〉の覇は権けんを握にぎるto seize hegemony over a region
その国くにはアジアの覇は権けんを握にぎろうとしている。
That country is trying to seize hegemony over Asia.
覇は権けんを争あらそうto contend for supremacy
二ふたつの大たい国こくが覇は権けんを争あらそっている。
The two great powers are competing for supremacy.
覇は権けんを確かく立りつするto establish hegemony
その帝てい国こくは地ち域いきに覇は権けんを確かく立りつした。
The empire established hegemony over the region.
覇は権けんを維い持じするto maintain hegemony
経けい済ざい力りょくを使つかって覇は権けんを維い持じしている。
They are maintaining their hegemony through economic power.

主しゅ導どう権けんN1
主導権 means the 'initiative' or 'leadership' in a specific situation, while 覇権 refers to broader, often long-term dominance over rivals.
支し配はい権けん
支配権 is the concrete 'right of control' over something, whereas 覇権 implies a hegemonic status achieved through overall power and influence.
天てん下かN1
覇権 is the modern, analytical term for political or international hegemony, while 天下 is the traditional word for holding supreme power over a realm.
覇は
覇権 specifically denotes political or international hegemony, while 覇 alone is a more abstract, literary word that can also mean a sports championship.

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制せい覇は
覇権 is the noun for the hegemony or supreme power itself, whereas 制覇 emphasizes the act of achieving that dominance.
君くん臨りん
覇権 is the supremacy or hegemony won through competition in a field, while 君臨 describes the resulting position of dominating, unrivaled control.

制せい覇は
制覇 means 'conquest' or 'winning a championship' (an action/achievement), while 覇権 is the resulting state of dominance itself.
覇は気き
覇気 means personal 'ambition' or 'spirit to succeed', not the political/military dominance denoted by 覇権.

Sino-Japanese compound of 覇 (supremacy, rule by might) and 権 (power, authority).