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1, pictographic. Oracle Bone Inscriptions in The Word of the King is in the shape of an axe, which is a ritual vessel and symbolizes the sanctity of the king. Original meaning: son of heaven, monarch
2. The title of the supreme ruler of Shang and Zhou Dynasties [Queen; Monarch] such as: princes (emperors and princes; Generally refers to dignitaries); The land of kings (the land of sons of heaven); Wang Shi (scholar of the son of heaven); Wang Yu (the palace of the son of heaven); Wang Zhi (the emperor's intention); King's car (king's car ride)
3. During the Spring and Autumn Period, the monarchs of Chu, Wu, Yue and other vassal states began to call themselves "kings". During the Warring States period, the monarchs of various vassal States were generally called "kings", such as Wang Ren (monarch); The daughter of a king (the daughter of an ancient king); Wang Li (official of the emperor or monarch); The messenger of the king (the messenger of the son of heaven or prince); Wang Zheng (the decree of the monarch); Princess (prince or prince's spouse); The emperor's concubine is second only to the queen)
Since the Qin Dynasty, the son of heaven has been renamed "Emperor", and "King" has become the highest title of nobility or hero, that is, princes [princes]. For example, in the early Western Han Dynasty, Liu Bi was named King of Wu; Han Xin was first named King of Qi and later changed to King of Chu.
5. Courts. Such as: Wang Ting, Wang Ting (imperial court); Wang Yi, Wang Yi (court corvee); Wang Wu (* official duties of the court); Wang Ji (government affairs); Wang Ti (the major policy of the imperial court)
6. Dynasty [dynasty]. Such as: imperial track (order and system of the dynasty); Monarchy (the system of dynasties); Wang Ling (Wade of the Dynasty)
7. leadership; The most prominent [chief] of its kind is: catch the thief first, catch the king first; King of musical instruments; Worship him as king.
8. Honorary address for grandparents in ancient China [grandfather, grandmother]
9. ruler [ruler] Such as: Wang Hua (the enlightenment of governing the country with benevolence and righteousness); Crown (a junior official in a vassal palace)
10, [champion]. Boxing champion
1 1, last name. Such as: Wang Mang, Wang Zhengjun, Wang Zijin, Wang Xizhi, Wang Anshi, Wang Yangming, Wang Qishan, Wang Zhaoguo, WangZhifei and Claudia.
king
1, rule. Have a country or place [rule]
2. Be an emperor; Be king [emperor]
3. Be superior to [exceed]
References:
Baidu encyclopedia-Wang