御驾亲征 — Chinese idiom
御驾亲征
yù jià qīn zhēng
Traditional: 御駕親征
Meaning
- the emperor leads his troops into battle
- to take part personally in an expedition
Character by character
- 御yùchariot; to drive, to ride; to manage
- 驾jiàto drive, to ride, to sail; carriage, cart
- 亲qīnrelatives, parents; intimate; the hazelnut tree
- 征zhēngto summon, to recruit; levy, tax; journey; invasio
Idioms sharing a character
- 并驾齐驱 bìng jià qí qū
- 保驾护航 bǎo jià hù háng
- 驾轻就熟 jià qīng jiù shú
- 驾鹤西去 jià hè xī qù
- 串亲访友 chuàn qīn fǎng yǒu
- 任人唯亲 rèn rén wéi qīn
- 六亲不认 liù qīn bù rèn
- 六亲无靠 liù qīn wú kào
- 割股疗亲 gē gǔ liáo qīn
- 大义灭亲 dà yì miè qīn
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