Daijō-kan atau Dajō-kan (太政官[1]) atau Dewan Agung Negara adalah (i) (Daijō-kan) badan tertinggi pemerintahan Kekaisaran pra-modern Jepang di bawah sistem undang-undang Ritsuryō selama dan setelah zaman Nara atau (ii)(Dajō-kan) badan tertinggi pemerintahan Jepang yang dibentuk setelah Restorasi Meiji, yang kemudian digantikan oleh Kabinet.
Badan ini dikonsolidasi dalam Kode Taihō 702.
Referensi
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