Huangpinyin characters

Huang's pinyin is huáng, the initial is H, and the final is uang. The characters are crown, imperial calendar, dynasty, emperor and crown prince.

The word Huang (pinyin: huáng) first appeared in Oracle Bone Inscriptions in Shang Dynasty, and its ancient glyph is generally considered as the original word of "Huang", which looks like a torch rising. Ancient ancestors worshipped fire, so "emperor" means nobility, but also means solemnity and greatness. The emperor can refer to gods and ancestors in ancient books. Also refers to the ancient emperors.

Definition of words

1. Crown?

The hat worn by the emperor.

Xia Nai's "New Archaeological Discoveries in China in Recent Ten Years": "Other funerary objects are dedicated to the emperor and queen, such as crowns, dragon and phoenix crowns, robes, precious seals and suicide notes."

Second, the imperial calendar [Hu Guangli]?

1, the fate of the dynasty.

2. Yearbook. In the old days, it was compiled by Qin and promulgated and used by the emperor after identification, hence the name. Use yellow paper as the cover, also called the yellow calendar.

3. Metaphor refers to old things.

Sun Li married: "That was last year's imperial calendar, and now the central work is anti-fornication."