夷国[ikoku] land of the barbarians
夷人[ijin] barbarian
夷俗[izoku] customs of the barbarians
夷狄[iteki] barbarians

蝦夷[ezo] peoples formerly of northern Japan with distinct language and culture (i.e. the Ainu)
勤皇攘夷[kinnoujoui] loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of the foreigners
蕃夷[bani] savages
攘夷[joui] expulsion of the foreigners

ご本尊[gohonzon] principal object of worship at a temple (usu. a buddha or bodhisattva)
自尊[jison] self-respect
自尊心[jisonshin] self-respect
女尊[joson] respect for women
尊意[soni] your idea

尊王家[sonnouka] Royalists
尊王党[sonnoutou] Imperialists
尊王討幕[sonnoutoubaku] reverence for the emperor and the overthrow of the shogunate
尊下[sonka] Obediently yours

勤皇攘夷[kinnoujoui] loyalty to the emperor and expulsion of the foreigners
竜攘虎搏[ryuujoukohaku] fierce fighting
攘夷[joui] expulsion of the foreigners

尊王攘夷[sonnoujoui] 19th century slogan advocating reverence for the Emperor and the expulsion of (barbarian) foreigners
尊攘[sonjou] revering the Emperor
攘夷論[jouiron] (late Edo-period) principle of excluding foreigners

メディア王[mediaou] media mogul
愛染妙王[aizenmyouou] Ragaraja
烏芻沙摩妙王[ususamamyouou] Ususama Vidya-raja
王位[oui] the throne
王化[ouka] imperial influence

王家[ouke] royal family
王冠[oukan] crown
王宮[oukyuu] royal palace
王権[ouken] royalty
王国[oukoku] kingdom