違憲[iken] unconstitutionality
家憲[kaken] family constitution
改憲[kaiken] constitutional change
官憲[kanken] officials
軍官憲[gunkanken] military authorities

憲章[kenshou] charter
憲政[kensei] constitutional government
憲兵[kenpei] military police
憲法[kenpou] constitution
憲法を改正する[kenpouwokaiseisuru] to revise the constitution

悪政[akusei] misgovernment
圧政[assei] despotic administration
為政家[iseika] politician
為政者[iseisha] statesman
院政[insei] government by cloistered emperors

王政[ousei] monarchy
仮政府[kariseifu] provisional government
家政[kasei] household economy
家政婦[kaseifu] housekeeper
苛政[kasei] tyranny

共産党政治局[kyousantouseijikyoku] Politburo
共和政治[kyouwaseiji] republican government
恐怖政治[kyoufuseiji] politics of fear
金権政治[kinkenseiji] money politics (i.e corruption of politics by money)
根治[konji] complete (radical) cure

三頭政治[santouseiji] triumvirate
治まる[osamaru] to be at peace
治める[osameru] to govern
治安[chian] public order
治安部隊[chianbutai] security force

ペンキ塗り立て[penkinuritate] wet paint
粟立つ[awadatsu] to have gooseflesh (cold or horror)
安心立命[anshinritsumei] spiritual peace and enlightenment
一頭立て[ittoudate] one-horse (carriage)
一本立ち[ippondachi] independence

引立つ[hikitatsu] to become active
隠し立て[kakushidate] secrecy
永世中立[eiseichuuritsu] permanent neutrality
永世中立国[eiseichuuritsukoku] permanent neutral country
推し立てる[oshitateru] to set up