Mutsuhito
- proper noun
- /ˈmutsuˌhitoʊ/
- Emperor Mutsuhito was instrumental in Japan's modernization.
Examples
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The Meiji Restoration was initiated under the rule of Mutsuhito.
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Many regard Mutsuhito as a visionary leader who embraced Western ideas.
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During his reign, Mutsuhito transformed Japan into a major world power.
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Did Mutsuhito really change Japan's political landscape?
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During his reign, Mutsuhito transformed Japan into a major world power.
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Many regard Mutsuhito as a visionary leader who embraced Western ideas.
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The Meiji Restoration was initiated under the rule of Mutsuhito.
Synonyms
The Japanese emperor who led Japan into modern times
The emperor of Japan from 1867 to 1912 who led Japan's modernization and opened it to the world
The emperor of Japan from 1867 to 1912 who helped make the country more modern and open to the West
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mutsuhito is the personal name of Emperor Meiji and comes from the Japanese characters 睦 and 仁, which mean 'harmony' and 'kindness'. So the name helps you remember him as the emperor who brought unity and helped modernize Japan.