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㓂
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kòu
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old variant of 寇 kòu
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倭寇
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Wōkòu
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Japanese pirates (in 16th and 17th century)
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勝者王侯敗者寇
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shèngzhěwánghóubàizhěkòu
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- the winners become princes and marquises; the losers are vilified as bandits (idiom)
- history is written by the victors
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司寇
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Sīkòu
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two-character surname Sikou
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司寇
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sīkòu
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minister of criminal justice (official rank in imperial China)
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寇
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kòu
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- to invade
- to plunder
- bandit
- foe
- enemy
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寇攘
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kòurǎng
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to rob and steal
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寇比力克
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Kòubǐlìkè
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see 庫布里克 Kùbùlǐkè
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寇準
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Kòu Zhǔn
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Kou Zhun (961-1023), Northern Song politician and poet
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成則為王，敗則為寇
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chéngzéwéiwáng,bàizéwéikòu
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- lit. called a king if successful, called a bandit if defeated (idiom)
- fig. losers are always in the wrong
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成王敗寇
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chéngwángbàikòu
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see 成則為王，敗則為寇，败则为寇 chéngzéwéiwáng,bàizéwéikòu
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成者為王，敗者為寇
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chéngzhěwéiwáng,bàizhěwéikòu
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see 成則為王，敗則為寇，败则为寇 chéngzéwéiwáng,bàizéwéikòu
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流寇
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liúkòu
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- roving bandit
- rebel band
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窮寇
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qióngkòu
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cornered enemy
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落草為寇
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luòcǎowéikòu
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(idiom) to take to the woods to become an outlaw
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豆寇年華
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dòukòuniánhuá
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erroneous variant of 豆蔻年華 dòukòuniánhuá
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成者王侯敗者寇
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chéngzhěwánghóubàizhěkòu
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