天命人

tiānmìngrén
nounIntermediate a person who follows the will of heaven
philosophicalreligious

a person who believes they are fulfilling a divine or heavenly mission

古代的帝王常常自称天命人,认为自己是上天选中的统治者。

Ancient emperors often called themselves 'people of heaven's mandate,' believing they were chosen by heaven to rule.

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This term is often used in historical and philosophical contexts to describe individuals who believe they have a divine purpose.

Related Phrases

天命phrase
heaven's mandate
天选之人phrase
the chosen one

💡Pro Tip

Historical Context

This term was often used by ancient rulers to legitimize their rule, claiming divine right.

📖Word Origin

Composed of '天命' (heaven's mandate) and '人' (person), reflecting the Confucian and Daoist belief in divine destiny.

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is often used in historical, philosophical, or religious contexts to describe individuals who believe they have a divine mission.

Word Breakdown

天命
heaven's mandate
phrase
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person
root
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