What does 政権 (seiken | せいけん) mean in Japanese?

	The Japanese word
	政権
	is pronounced
	seiken \| せいけん
	means
	political power

	Examples:
	政権のたらい回しは反対だ。 seiken no tarai mawashi wa hantai da. I'm opposed to political power being monopolized within a clique.
	中国では1949年に共産党が政権を取った。 chūgoku de wa 1949 nen ni kyōsantō ga seiken o totta. Communists took power in China in 1949.
	１６０３年、ジェームズ一世が政権の座についたとき、フットボールは再び許可されたのです。 ichi roku zero san nen, jēmuzu issei ga seiken no za ni tsui ta toki, futtobōru wa futatabi kyoka sa re ta no desu. In 1603, when King James I came into power, football was allowed again.

	Examples sourced from tatoeba.org