Source Word
Mandatory Palestine
Proper noun
historical
(historical)
A
geopolitical
entity
under
British
administration,
originally
consisting
of
what
is
now
Israel,
Judea,
Samaria,
(the
West
Bank),
and
Jordan,
which
existed
from
1920
to
1948.
In
1922,
the
Trans-Jordan
Memorandum
established
the
Emirate
of
Transjordan
in
the
area
of
Mandatory
Palestine
east
of
the
Jordan
River.
In
1946,
the
Emirate
of
Transjordan
formally
became
the
country
of
Jordan,
officially
removing
the
area
from
Mandatory
Palestine.
Japanese Meaning
1920年から1948年まで、イギリス委任統治下で存在した歴史的な地政学的実体。 / 元々、現在のイスラエル、ユダヤ、サマリア（ヨルダン川西岸地域）、及びヨルダンの一部地域を含む。 / 1922年に、ヨルダン川東部の地域にトランス・ヨルダン・エミレートが設立され、後に1946年にヨルダン国として正式に独立した。
Sense（1）
(historical)
A
geopolitical
entity
under
British
administration,
originally
consisting
of
what
is
now
Israel,
Judea,
Samaria,
(the
West
Bank),
and
Jordan,
which
existed
from
1920
to
1948.
In
1922,
the
Trans-Jordan
Memorandum
established
the
Emirate
of
Transjordan
in
the
area
of
Mandatory
Palestine
east
of
the
Jordan
River.
In
1946,
the
Emirate
of
Transjordan
formally
became
the
country
of
Jordan,
officially
removing
the
area
from
Mandatory
Palestine.
