No. 7,823 in Chinese
陛下
"陛下" means "Your Majesty," a respectful title for emperors or monarchs.
In a sentence
陛下，请您下令我们撤退。
Your Majesty, please give the order for us to retreat.
Here, "陛下" is used as a respectful address to a monarch.
陛下的仁慈无人可及。
The benevolence of Your Majesty is unmatched.
In this sentence, "陛下" refers to the king or emperor in a formal and respectful manner.
召见陛下并非易事。
Summoning His Majesty is not an easy task.
This example demonstrates "陛下" used as an object in the sentence to denote the addressed sovereign.
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