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The term "mikado" refers to the emperor of Japan, particularly during the period when Japan was transitioning from feudalism to a modern state. The mikado was seen as a divine figure and the ceremonial head of state, especially before the Meiji Restoration in 1868, which marked the beginning of Japan's modernization and the end of imperial rule in its traditional sense.

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