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

威権[iken] authority
永子作権[eikosakuken] perpetual land lease
永住権[eijuuken] permanent residence
越権[ekken] going beyond authority
王権[ouken] royalty

権殿[gonden] temporary shrine (houses the object in which the deity resides when main shrine is under repairs)
加入権[kanyuuken] NTT permission-to-procure-a-phone-line
既得権[kitokuken] vested rights
棄権[kiken] abstaining from voting
棄権者[kikensha] non-voter

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

蘇連[soren] (former) Soviet Union
ドイツ連邦共和国[doitsurenpoukyouwakoku] Federal Republic of Germany (former West Germany)
破天連[pateren] Portuguese Jesuits (in Japan in the 16th century)
一連[ichiren] series
引連れる[hikitsureru] to take along with

英連邦[eirenpou] Commonwealth of Nations (formerly British Commonwealth)
欧州連合[oushuurengou] European Union
家族連れ[kazokuzure] taking the family along
関連[kanren] relation
関連会社[kanrengaisha] associated company