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Open the tool →千乘之王 (qiān chéng zhī wáng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a paramount sovereign or emperor who commands immense power and vast territories, symbolizing a ruler of supreme authority”.
千乘之王 is pronounced qiān chéng zhī wáng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 千乘之王 means “King of a thousand chariots; Ruler of immense forces”. It is used to mean “a paramount sovereign or emperor who commands immense power and vast territories, symbolizing a ruler of supreme authority”.
千:极言其多。指天子