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日本語: 顒（ぎょう、ぐ、yu）は、古代中国の伝説的鳥獣。そのさまは鳥のようで、人の顔をしており目が四つあって耳がある。名づけて顒という。鳴くときは自らの名を呼ぶ。あらわれると天下が大いに日照りする。『山海経』掲載。
中文：顒，中国古代传说鳥。载《山海经》（南次三經）：有鳥焉，其狀如梟，人面四目而有耳，其名曰顒，其鳴自號也，見則天下大旱。
English: The yu-bird (Wade-Giles: yü[1], 顒) described in the Nan Shan Jing ("Classic of the Southern Mountains") as an owl-like bird with a human face, four eyes [a pair of] ears. It makes a calling sound like it name. Its appearance portends drought.[2][1][3]
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Source 明朝 《山海经图》 (AD 16C)
Author 胡文焕 (1596-1650)

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  1. ↑ a b Schiffeler, John William (1977) The Legendary Creatures of the Shan Hai Ching, 1–2, Orient Cultural Service, p. 80
  2. ↑ "30. Yu-bird (yu)" in Strassberg, Richard E. , ed. (2018) A Chinese Bestiary: Strange Creatures from the Guideways Through Mountains and Seas, University of California Press, p. 89 ISBN: 978-0-52029-851-4.
  3. ↑ ; Chen Siyu (2021) "Introduction" in Sun Jiankun , ed. Fantastic Creatures of the Mountains and Seas: A Chinese Classic, Simon and Schuster ISBN: 9781951627645.

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