shadow shogun

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Shadow shogun is a political nickname used in Japan for powerful behind-the-scenes leaders who wield significant influence without holding the top official post, notably applied to figures like Kakuei Tanaka.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
shadow shogun canonical 2
Shadow shogun 1

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Statements (27)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese political term ⓘ
political nickname ⓘ
appliedTo other influential Japanese politicians beyond Kakuei Tanaka ⓘ
appliesTo powerful behind-the-scenes leaders ⓘ
connotation informal ⓘ
contrastsWith formal head of government ⓘ
countryOfUse Japan ⓘ
describes politicians who wield significant influence without holding the top official post ⓘ
domain political power ⓘ
etymologyComponent shadow ⓘ
shogun ⓘ
hasTemporalContext postwar Japanese politics ⓘ
implies influence over government decisions ⓘ
strong factional control ⓘ
language Japanese ⓘ
metaphorFor hidden ruler ⓘ
informal political authority ⓘ
notablyAppliedTo Kakuei Tanaka ⓘ
notablyAssociatedWith Liberal Democratic Party of Japan ⓘ
relatedConcept behind-the-scenes power broker ⓘ
kingmaker ⓘ
roleCharacteristic controls party factions ⓘ
influences cabinet appointments ⓘ
influences policy direction ⓘ
usedBy media ⓘ
political commentators ⓘ
usedIn Japanese politics ⓘ

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Kakuei Tanaka → honorificTitle → shadow shogun ⓘ
Ichirō Ozawa → knownAs → shadow shogun ⓘ
Tanaka Kakuei → nickname → Shadow shogun ⓘ
linked to: shadow shogun