圣帝明王 — “Enlightened emperors and sagacious kings”
圣帝明王 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Enlightened emperors and sagacious kings”. Refers to wise and brilliant rulers of past ages who governed with virtue and intelligence. Literally, “Sage emperors and enlightened kings”.
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历史典籍中常常提及圣帝明王以其卓越的智慧和仁德引领时代发展。
Historical classics often mention enlightened emperors and sagacious kings who led their eras with their outstanding wisdom and benevolence.
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What does 圣帝明王 mean?
圣帝明王 (shèng dì míng wáng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “Enlightened emperors and sagacious kings”.
How do you pronounce 圣帝明王?
圣帝明王 is pronounced shèng dì míng wáng in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 圣帝明王 literally mean?
Literally, 圣帝明王 means “Sage emperors and enlightened kings”. It is used to mean “Enlightened emperors and sagacious kings”.
What is the Chinese definition of 圣帝明王?
本指上古道德智能卓越的君主。后泛称历代英明的帝王。