Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
mikado
noun
/mɪˈkɑːdoʊ/
Definition
The term ‘mikado’ refers to the emperor of Japan, especially in historical contexts.
Examples
- The mikado held a revered position in ancient Japanese society.
- The tales of the mikado often explore themes of governance and spirituality.
- In the play ‘The Mikado’, the story is set in a fictional Japan and showcases the cultural intricacies of the time.
Meaning
It denotes the supreme ruler of Japan and is often used to signify the traditional power and cultural significance of the emperor.
Synonyms
- Emperor
- Sovereign
- Ruler
