Usually means: Elder statesmen in Meiji Japan.
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▸ noun:  (historical) A body of elder statesmen of Japan, formerly used as informal advisors to the Emperor.

Similar:
kuromaku, senate, shōgun, elder, elderdom, yoriki, shogun, gerontocrat, seniory, tenno, more...

Adjectives:
last, other, original, old, japanese, powerful, several, aged, called, quasi

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Similar:
kuromaku, senate, shōgun, elder, elderdom, yoriki, shogun, gerontocrat, seniory, tenno, more...

Adjectives:
last, other, original, old, japanese, powerful, several, aged, called, quasi



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