English–Chinese
“emperor” in Chinese
How to say “emperor” in Chinese
“Emperor” in Chinese is 皇上 (huáng shàng).
A ruler placed at the highest point of a realm, addressed with formal respect and awe.
Example sentences with 皇上
皇上坐在龙椅上。huáng shàng zuò zài lóng yǐ shàng
The emperor is sitting on the dragon throne.
Tips for using 皇上
- In modern everyday Chinese, this form is mainly heard in historical dramas, period stories, or playful role-play, so using it for a present-day leader sounds deliberately old-fashioned.
Other Chinese words for “emperor”
皇帝宣布了新的法律。huáng dì xuān bù le xīn de fǎ lǜ
The emperor announced a new law.