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The kingdom established in southeast Britain by Aethelstan of Wessex in 927 and its various successor states, now the largest and most populous of the constituent countries of the United Kingdom; (by extension, sometimes proscribed) the area of this kingdom generally, south of Scotland and east of Wales, including (historical) this area of Celtic and Roman Britain or the post-Roman kingdoms of the Angles and other Germans taken collectively.
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Proper noun
uncountable
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historical
obsolete
offensive
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US
The
kingdom
established
in
southeast
Britain
by
Aethelstan
of
Wessex
in
927
and
its
various
successor
states,
now
the
largest
and
most
populous
of
the
constituent
countries
of
the
United
Kingdom;
(by
extension,
sometimes
proscribed)
the
area
of
this
kingdom
generally,
south
of
Scotland
and
east
of
Wales,
including
(historical)
this
area
of
Celtic
and
Roman
Britain
or
the
post-Roman
kingdoms
of
the
Angles
and
other
Germans
taken
collectively.
Japanese Meaning
イングランド：927年にウェセックスのエセルスタンによって南東ブリテンに樹立された王国およびその後継国家を指し、現在は英国の構成国の中で最も大きく人口の多い国となる。また、拡大解釈する場合は、その王国があった地域全体、すなわちスコットランドの南部およびウェールズの東部（歴史的にはケルト・ローマ時代やアングロ系の諸王国を含む地域）を意味する場合もある
Sense（1）
The
kingdom
established
in
southeast
Britain
by
Aethelstan
of
Wessex
in
927
and
its
various
successor
states,
now
the
largest
and
most
populous
of
the
constituent
countries
of
the
United
Kingdom;
(by
extension,
sometimes
proscribed)
the
area
of
this
kingdom
generally,
south
of
Scotland
and
east
of
Wales,
including
(historical)
this
area
of
Celtic
and
Roman
Britain
or
the
post-Roman
kingdoms
of
the
Angles
and
other
Germans
taken
collectively.
Sense（3）
（ plural ）
