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Appendix V
hands. It originally meant a weapon, and is now classed under radical 八 pa eight.
Chih see line 94.
254t. | 賊 | 隨 | 滅 | and the rebels were forthwith extinguished. | |
Tsei2 | sui2 | mieh4 | |||
Rebels | follow | extinguish |
Tsei see line 254q.
Sui is said to be the original form of 隋 sui (see 235).
Mieh see line 245.
254u. | 順 | 治 | 立 | Shun Chih mounted the throne, | |
Shun4 | chih4 | li4 | |||
Shun | chih | establish |
Shun see line 254l.
Chih see line 257. [ Shun Chih was the year-title of the first Manchu-Tartar who actually reigned over China, A.D. 1644–1661.]
Li see line 306.
254v. | 號 | 大 | 清 | and his dynasty was called the Ta Ch'ing. | |
Hao4 | ta4 | ch'ing1 | |||
Style | great | pure |
Hao see line 137.
Ta see line 127.
Ch'ing see line 254u.
254w. | 臣 | 民 | 服 | Officials and people acknowledged his sway, | |
Ch'ên2 | min2 | fu2 | |||
Minister | people | submit |
Ch'ên see line 54.
Min see line 344.
Fu was originally composed of 舟 chou boat as radical, with an obsolete word pronounced fu, and meaning to govern, as phonetic.