王: 1000 Terms and Phrases
- 王
- king
- ruler
- sovereign
- monarch
- king (for senior player) (shogi)
- Uon
- Oi
- Ou
- Oo
- Kimi
- Shin
- Taka
- Chiyan
- Yuu
- Wan
- prince
- magnate
- 王位
- the throne
- the crown
- kingship
- purple
- royalty
- 王化
- imperial influence
- assimilation of new territory
- 王冠
- crown
- diadem
- bottle cap
- Tiara
- the royal crest
- 王権
- royalty
- diadem
- purple
- scepter
- 王侯
- king and princes
- noble rank
- liege
- purple
- 王公
- king and princes
- noble rank
- 王国
- kingdom
- monarchy
- principality
- realm
- 王子
- prince
- Ouko
- Ouji
- Ooji
- Kimiko
- 王師
- emperor's teacher
- imperial army
- 王事
- imperial or royal cause
- 王室
- royal family
- royal household
- 王手
- checkmate
- Check (chess)
- 王女
- princess
- Ojo (Princess)
- 王将
- king
- king (for senior player) (shogi)
- 王城
- royal castle
- Oushiro
- Oujou
- Ooki
- 王政
- monarchy
- imperial rule
- kingship
- principality
- 王族
- royalty
- the royal party
- 王弟
- royal prince
- crown prince's younger brother
- 王都
- royal capital
- imperial capital
- 王土
- royal or imperial domain
- 王統
- royal line
- royal descendants
- 王道
- principles of royalty
- rule of right
- royal road (i.e. easy method)
- short-cut
- Takamichi
- 王牌
- dead wall (mahjong) (chi:)
- 王妃
- queen
- Waki
- princess
- Queen consort
- 王府
- royal government (esp. Ryukyu Kingdom)
- 王偏
- kanji 'jewel' radical at left (looks like 'king') (radical 96)
- 花王
- peony
- king of flowers
- Kaou
- Kao (Japanese chemical & cosmetics company)
- Hanaou
- Kao Corporation
- 十王
- ten rulers of the afterlife (who judge the dead and determine their placement in their next life)
- Juuou
- Juo (10 Kings; 10 judges of the hell)
- 女王
- queen
- Joou
- empress
- Queen regnant
- 親王
- prince of royal blood
- Imperial prince
- Shinnou
- Shinno (Imperial Prince)
- 仁王
- the two guardian Deva kings
- Niou
- Nioo
- Niwa
- 先王
- the late king
- the preceding king
- good ancient kings
- 尊王
- reverence for the emperor
- advocate of imperial rule
- 大王
- great king
- Taiou
- Daio
- Daiou
- a great raja
- 帝王
- sovereign
- emperor
- Teio (monarch)
- 敵王
- opponents king (in shogi)
- 天王
- heavenly king
- Gozu Tenno (deity said to be the Indian god Gavagriva)
- Amaou
- Ten'ou
- Tennou
- 二王
- the two guardian Deva kings
- 覇王
- supreme ruler
- autocrat
- dynast
- high king
- 魔王
- devil king
- Maou
- Archenemy
- 妙王
- Vidya-raja
- King of occult know-how
- enlightened one (suffix of Buddhist deities)
- Mio
- 明王
- Wisdom King
- Mio
- Myouou
- 竜王
- Dragon King
- promoted rook (shogi)
- Ryuuou
- Ryouou
- 龍王
- Dragon King
- promoted rook (shogi)
- Ryuuou
- Riyuuou
- Ryouou
- 閻王
- Yama, judge of the afterlife
- 王維
- Oui
- Wang Wei (8th century poet)
- 王植
- Ouue
- Wang Zhi (fictional)
- 王丹
- Wan Dan (1965-)
- Wang Dan
- 王明
- Kimiaki
- Takaaki
- Wang Ming
- 王蒙
- Oumou
- Wang Meng (artist)
- 王莽
- Oumou (BCE 45-23)
- Wang Mang
- 懐王
- Kaiou
- King Huai of Chu
- 斎王
- Saiou
- Saio (the Priestess)
- Saiō
- 山王
- San'ou
- Sannou
- Yamao
- Yamaou
- 基王
- Prince Motoi (Motoi O)
- 王平
- Wang Ping (Three Kingdoms)
- 王猛
- Wang Meng (Former Qin)
- 王英
- Wang Ying (Water Margin)
- 王修
- Wang Xiu (Han Dynasty)
- 王累
- Wang Lei (Han Dynasty)
- 王濬
- Wang Jun (Three Kingdoms)
- 王皓
- Wang Hao (table tennis)
- 王濛
- Wang Meng (speed skater)
- 王基
- Wang Ji (Three Kingdoms)
- 王戎
- Wang Rong (Jin Dynasty)
- 王楠
- Wang Nan (table tennis)
- 王方
- Wang Fang (Han Dynasty)
- 王凌
- Wang Ling (Three Kingdoms)
- 王異
- Wang Yi (Zhao Ang's wife)
- 王鐸
- Wang Duo (Ming Dynasty)
- 王韜
- Wang Tao (19th century)
- 王甫
- Wang Fu (Three Kingdoms)
- 王潮
- Wang Chao (Tang Dynasty)
- 王剛
- Wang Gang (politician)
- 王党派
- royalists
- royalist faction
- Tories
- 金輪王
- gold wheel-turning sage king
- 三冠王
- winner of triple crown (baseball)
- 山王祭
- Sannou Festival (Hie Shrine in Tokyo; June 15)
- Sannou Festival (Hie Shrine in Shiga; April 14)
- Sannō Matsuri
- 四王天
- heaven of the Four Great Kings
- one of the six heavens of the desire realm
- Shiouden
- Shinouten
- 四天王
- the Four Heavenly Kings (Dhrtarastra, Virudhaka, Virupaksa, and Vaisravana)
- the big four (i.e. four leaders in a given field)
- 賞金王
- earned prize money king
- 親王家
- imperial prince's family
- family of a prince of royal blood
- 親王妃
- Imperial princess
- Shinnohi (Imperial princess by marriage)
- 仁王門
- Deva gate
- temple gate guarded by fierce Deva Kings
- temple gate of the Nio
- Nioumon
- Nio-mon Gate (Gate of Deva)
- Nio mon (Gate of Deva)
- Nio-mon (gate of the two Deva Kings)
- 西王母
- Queen Mother of the West (an ancient Chinese goddess)
- Seiobo (West Grandmother, goddess)
- Xi Wangmu
- 石油王
- oil magnate
- an oil baron
- 尊皇王
- reverence for the emperor
- advocate of imperial rule
- 対立王
- antiking
- would-be king
- 大王松
- longleaf pine (Pinus palustris)
- 帝王学
- study of how to be a good emperor
- 天王山
- Tennozan Hill
- strategic point
- Tennousan
- Tennouzan
- Tennouyama
- crucial point
- Mt. Tenno
- 転輪王
- Chakravartin
- ideal universal ruler (in Indian religions)
- 内親王
- imperial princess
- royal princess
- Naishinnou
- 二王門
- Deva gate
- temple gate guarded by fierce Deva Kings
- temple gate of the Nio
- Nio-mon Gate
- 発明王
- master inventor
- king of inventors (e.g. Edison)
- 閻魔王
- Yamaraja (king of the world of the dead, who judges the dead)
- リア王
- King Lear (Shakespeare)
- 以仁王
- Mochihitoou
- Prince Mochihito
- 王永慶
- Oueikei
- Wang Yung-ching
- 王献之
- Oukenshi
- Wang Xianzhi (calligrapher)
- 王光美
- Oukoubi
- Wang Guangmei
- 王洪文
- Wang Hongwen (1936-1992)
- 王子駅
- Ouji Station (st)
- Ōji Station (Tokyo)
- 王子原
- Oujihara
- Oujibara
- Oojibara
- 王子町
- Oujichou
- Oujimachi
- Oojichou
- 王子平
- Oujidaira
- Wang Zi-Ping
- 王若望
- Oujakubou
- Wan Rouwan (1917.3-)
- 王重陽
- Wang Chongyang (1113-1170 CE)
- 王昌齢
- Oushourei
- Wang Changling
- 王昭君
- Oushoukun
- Wang Zhaojun
- 王仁塚
- Wanitsuka
- Wanitsuka (the Wani Tumulus)
- 王滝村
- Outakimura
- Ōtaki, Nagano
- 王貞治
- Ou Sadaharu (1940.5-)
- Sadaharu Oh
- 王東順
- Ou Toujun (h) (1946.11.3-)
- 王府井
- Wanfuuchin
- Wangfujing
- 王陽明
- Wang Yangming (1472-1529 CE)
- 王理恵
- Ou Rie (45.3-)
- Rie Oh
- 王立誠
- Ou Rissei (33.11-)
- Ouritsusei
- Rissei Ō
- 額田王
- Nukatanoookimi
- Nukadanoookimi
- Nukata no Okimi
- Princess Nukata
- 巌窟王
- The Count of Monte Cristo (novel by Alexandre Dumas)
- Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo
- 京王線
- Keiousen
- Keio Line
- Keiō Line
- 恭親王
- Kyoushinnou (Prince) (1832-1898)
- 慶親王
- Keishinnou (Prince) (1836-1916)
- 現王園
- Gen'ouzono
- Gen'ozono
- Gennouzono
- 山王原
- San'oubaru
- Sannoubara
- 山王谷
- Sannoudani
- Sannouyatsu
- 山王町
- San'oumachi
- Sannouchou
- Sannoumachi
- 鹿王院
- Rokuouin
- Rokuo-in Temple
- 若王子
- Nyakuouji
- Niyakuouji
- Wakaouji
- Wakaooji
- 獣王記
- Altered Beast (1989 Sega Arcade game, ported to Mega Drive (Genesis))
- 春王丸
- Shun'oumaru
- Haruoumaru
- 浄飯王
- Suddhodana (father of Buddha)
- Śuddhodana
- 親王塚
- Shinnouzuka
- Shinnoudzuka
- 蔵王町
- Zaouchou
- Zaoumachi
- Zaō, Miyagi
- 大猿王
- Great Monkey King (as in Hanuman from the Ramayana tales (manga))
- 朝融王
- Asaakiraou
- Prince Asa Akira
- 長屋王
- Nagayaou
- Prince Nagaya
- 天王橋
- Ten'oubashi
- Tennoubashi
- 天王寺
- Tennouji
- Tennoji
- Tenno-ji Temple
- 天王川
- Tennougawa
- Tennouzawa
- 天王沢
- Ten'ousawa
- Tennousawa
- 天王町
- Tennouchou
- Tennoumachi
- 博義王
- Hiroyoshiou
- Prince Fushimi Hiroyoshi
- 明王院
- Myououin
- Myoo-in Temple
- 薬王寺
- Yakuouji
- Yakuo-ji Temple
- 李太王
- Ri Taiou (1852-1919.1.21)
- 竜王町
- Ryuuouchou
- Ryuuoumachi
- Ryūō, Shiga
- 輪王寺
- Rinnouji
- Rinnoji Temple
- Rinnō-ji
- 睿親王
- Eishinnou (Prince) (1612-1650)
- 獣王星
- Jyu Oh Sei
- Jyu-Oh-Sei
- 隠の王
- Nabari no O
- Nabari no Ou
- 十三王
- Jusan-o (13 Kings; 13 judges of the hell)
- 葛野王
- Kadono no Okimi
- Kado no okimi
- Prince Kadono
- 塩焼王
- Prince Shioyaki (Shioyaki no Okimi)
- 道祖王
- Prince Funado (Funado no Okimi)
- 山村王
- Prince Yamamura (Yamamura-O)
- 王子女
- His consort and children
- 彦坐王
- Prince Hikoimasu (Hikoimasu no Miko)
- 石川王
- Ishiwaka no Okimi
- Ishikawa no okimi
- 倭姫王
- Yamatohime no Okimi
- Empress Yamato
- 尊王論
- Sonnoron (Imperialism)
- 文武王
- King Munmu
- Munmu of Silla
