陛下真是圣明
“Your Majesty, you're truly wise.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
朕定亲自为他们举行册封大典
“I will personally hold the investiture ceremony for them.”
陛下 真是 圣明
“Your Majesty, you're truly wise.”
“You made the right choice, now let me tell you why our enemies cannot be trusted.”
Court officials routinely prefaced requests or denunciations with effusive praise of the ruler's wisdom to secure royal favor and lower resistance.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
truly / genuinely
An adverb used to emphasize an evaluation or assertion.
wise and sagacious (used for monarchs)
An honorific adjective exclusively reserved for rulers in imperial court contexts.