11 Apr 2014

Highness

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Highness in japanese kanji 殿下
Japanese calls Den-Ka.
Honorific titles of lords and aristocrats.
It is also used as a translation of honorific titles for monarchs and royalty in countries other than the Kanji cultural sphere, and in this case it is not necessarily in a hierarchical relationship with His Majesty or His Excellency.
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殿下 ハイネス

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