Results, 暴君

民衆minshuuha残酷なzankokuna暴君boukunによってniyotte虐げられていたshiitagerareteita
The people suffered under the cruel tyrant.
暴君boukunnokokoroha哀れみawareminojoude和らいだyawaraida
The tyrant's heart melted with compassion.
彼らkareraha暴君boukunno支配下shihaikaniあったatta
They were under the yoke of a tyrant.
kareha自分jibunno欠点kettenno大部分daibubunto彼のkareno人生jinseino不幸fukouwo暴君boukunno父親chichioyanoせいにしseinishiたがったtagatta
He liked to blame most of his faults and misfortunes on a tyrannical father.
皇帝kouteiネロNEROha極めてkiwamete邪悪なjaakuna暴君boukunだったdatta
Emperor Nero was an extremely evil tyrant.
我々warewareha暴君boukunno意思ishini屈伏kuppukuしないshinai
We will not bend to the will of a tyrant.
このようにkonoyouniしてshite暴君boukunhaそのsono王国oukokuno征服seifukuni成功seikouしたshita
Thus, the tyrant succeeded in conquering the kingdom.
アリストテレスARISUTOTERESUga暴君boukunto君主kunshuwo区別kubetsuするsuruのにnoni前者zenshaha自らmizukarano利益riekinoためtameni統治touchiwo行いokonai後者koushaha臣民shinminnoためtameni統治touchiwo行うokonauというtoiu事実jijitsuwoもっmoteshitanoha本当hontoudeあるaruしかしながらshikashinagaraアリストテレスARISUTOTERESUno区分kubunniよれyoreba有史yuushi以来iraiこのkono世界sekainihaただtadanoninmo君主kunshuga存在sonzaishitaことkotohaないnaiというtoiuことkotoniなるnaru
It is true that Aristotle distinguishes the tyrant from the king by the fact that the former governs in his own interest, and the latter only for the good of his subjects; but it would follow from Aristotle's distinction that, from the very beginning of the world, there has not yet been a single king.

Words

ぼうくんboukun

noun:

  • tyrant; despot

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