







to usurp power
Sunspear stayed loyal to my father when the Usurper stole his throne.
The adherents of the Persian royal house, however, helped Darius to become king; he killed the usurper on 29 September 522.

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Open the tool →篡权 (cuàn quán) means “to usurp power”.
篡权 is pronounced cuàn quán in Mandarin Chinese.
“to usurp power” is 篡权 (cuàn quán) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 篡权, each with pinyin and an English translation.