The meaning and meaning of the word "妤": beautiful, intelligent; the name of a female official in the palace of the Han Dynasty; the title of the emperor's concubine.
妤 is a Chinese character, pronounced as yú in Pinyin. The basic meaning of the word is the same as "Jie", which means beauty, intelligence, beauty, and beautiful meaning. It was also the name of a female official in the palace of the Han Dynasty in China. From the Wei and Jin Dynasties to the Ming Dynasty, many of them were placed along the same line. "Historical Records. "The Family of Foreign Relatives" wrote: "Jie Yuqian is often regarded as the queen."
Common phrases include Jieyu, Congyu and Xiuyu.
Explanation of ancient books:
Kangxi Dictionary.
"Guang Yun" Yu Zhuqie "Ji Yun" Yang Zhuqie "Zheng Yun" Yun Juqie, Yu Yinyu. Jieyu, female official.
"Shigu said" Jie, the words are fortunate to be connected to the above. Yu, a good name. According to Mr. Chu in "Historical Records: A Family of Wife's Family": Jieyu is of the same rank as a marquis. Tongzuo 倃伃.