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Come to the emperor's aid
In 1778, he was released, and organized a band of Loyalist guerrillas to fight for the British.
Lacking a standing army, the royal claimants called on magnates and issued "commissions of array" to officers in the shires to raise men.

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Open the tool →勤王 (qín wáng) means “Defend the emperor, Come to the emperor's aid”.
勤王 is pronounced qín wáng in Mandarin Chinese.
“Defend the emperor” is 勤王 (qín wáng) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 勤王, each with pinyin and an English translation.