What is Ge Wei?

According to the explanation of Wu Pupil, the meaning of Ge Wei's name in the cage eye pattern is as follows: because this name is inhabited by a talking elf, it is inhabited by innate power, and it also has the meaning of a caged bird (for details, see "The Boundaries of Pupils" in the final chapter of Inuyasha 16). According to Ge Wei's mother's explanation, Ge Wei's mother saw the starlight on Ge Wei's chest when he was born, so it was named. The hole in the bamboo cage is a six-pointed star, which can keep evil spirits in it. ととのの〒〒とはかごのとぅでぅででとと. ゲドにもがてきましたかごめ = Cage の (hole in bamboo cage) = Cage か 9? Japan (the kingdom of God. Japanese)-(This meaning exists) In the calculation of Ge Wei positive value of physical mechanics, the plane area can be divided into square, regular triangle, regular hexagon and so on. , but also can be combined with regular triangles and regular hexagons, which is called Ge Wei division. In the lattice structure, there is another kind of lattice called Ge Wei. The word kagome is not seen in English dictionaries at present. It's actually the Latin spelling of Japanese. It is not a "foreign word" in Japanese. It is said that the name of this nursery rhyme should be derived from a Japanese nursery rhyme: "Hide and seek! Birds in cages! When will you come out? At dawn, the crane and the tortoise slipped-who is directly behind you? In the article "Ballad of Inuyasha", it is explained in the following paragraph: This children's song was sung in a game. A ghost child crouched blindfolded in the middle, and a bunch of children sang this nursery rhyme around the ghost. At the end of the song, if the ghost child guesses who is facing him behind, he is a ghost. In other words, the last sentence of this nursery rhyme has the meaning of "facing the ghost behind that moment". "This song is a common nursery rhyme" かごめかごめめ "in Japan, and it is a very famous Tanya in Japan. It can be seen that the name given by Mr. Gao Qiao to the heroine of Dog is not ambiguous but very intentional. " かごめかごめ was not originally written as a nursery rhyme or for children to play with. The more credible statement evolved from "letting the gods possess themselves". Indeed, the "bird" mentioned in the former portrait of Ge Wei refers to the bird (phoenix = fire) cage on the top of the holy land meeting the bird in the cage. I want to keep running. The night before dawn, cranes and turtles are one, who is facing you behind your back? This nursery rhyme was sung while playing games. Children playing with ghosts crouched blindfolded in the middle of the circle, and a bunch of children sang nursery rhymes around ghosts. When the song is finished, if the child who plays with ghosts guesses who is behind him, the child will play with ghosts. The last meaning of this nursery rhyme is: "at that moment, the person behind the ghost will replace the bird in the cage and become the scapegoat." "This is well known to women and children in Japan. (The picture on the right shows the かごめ statue built in front of Shimizu Park on Wudong Noda Line in Noda City, Japan. The stone statue is the image of a sleeping child with his eyes closed. The base is engraved with lyrics and the explanation that "this ballad spread all over the country from Noda". ) The following information was seen on Wikipedia. First of all, "かごめかごめ" has another nickname: the rear "front". (That is, the last sentence of the ballad) In this play, the person who plays the role of "ghost" closes his eyes and sits in the center, while other children are singing the ballad "かごめかごめ" around the "ghost". At the end of the ballad, the "ghost" has to guess who is behind (that is, the face behind). Although the lyrics of different places are not exactly the same at first, the local ballads recorded in Noda City, Chiba Prefecture in the early Showa period have been circulating all over the country. According to different places, there are three main types of nursery rhymes. General explanation of cage-eyed ballads: Children's play theory (general dictionary explanation) refers to people who pretend to be ghosts. With this explanation, "when can the person who plays tricks on the wall tell who is the next person behind?" "However, this part of He is vaguely interpreted as being written for the rhyme and rhythm of the whole ballad, which has no practical significance. According to the theory of Sunlight Dongzhao (the initiator is unknown), there are decorations corresponding to cranes and turtles in the courtyard of the building complex called the Three Gods Library. "The lyrics of Crane とがべった" (the fusion of cranes and turtles) refers to this sculpture. By the way, I think this explanation is really far-fetched. ) The positive view of Miyamoto Temple (Miyamoto Kenji's second opinion. ) refers to the vicinity of the Yasukuni Shrine in Kyoto, indicating that Tokugawa Ieyasu was deified, and at the same time, in order to pull Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who became an obstacle, the Guo Feng Shrine was destroyed, and Hideyoshi's coffin was dug up and buried with the people. The saying that Ming Road buries gold (advocate unknown) is one of the aliases of this famous city, and the ballad indicates the place where the gold is buried. Conspiracy theory (claim unknown) "かごめ" is written as "caged girl", meaning pregnant woman. A caged bird refers to a fetus in the womb. When pregnant women's families are fighting for inheritance rights, some people are not happy even if they add heir candidates. At dawn on the day of delivery, the pregnant woman was pushed down the steps by the person behind her and had an abortion. Who forced himself to kill his own child? This nursery rhyme expresses the mother's hatred for the person who killed her child. The prisoner said "かごめ" is a cage, which means a cell. Caged birds are "ghosts" and refer to prisoners. The crane and the turtle slipped, indicating that the bad omen is death or flight. Who's in the back? Refers to a person called to monitor a condemned man or help him escape from prison. Who will come back? What fate awaits ahead? ヶヶヶヶめ "refers to Tokugawa Ieyasu, and the next three sentences refer to the Eastern Corps under the command of Konka and Meiji Guangying will leave tomorrow morning. This is a statement that the light show is Tianhai. The last sentence is that you are ready to win the battle with the mountain scenery on the side of the Xiliang Army in the northeast, which is a signal of readiness. Akechi Mitsuhide? 9? 9 Tianhai said the same person (written by Professor Hiroshi Iwate of Tianhai Saitama University. 9? 9 Light Show The Mystery of Accounting and Culture (Tax Managers Association, 1993) The deity of Tianhai is Akechi Mitsuhide's statement. Crane turtle refers to the woodchuck sculpture in the sun, or the meaning of shield turtle mountain. In addition, there is a sentence besides the explanation of the lyrics. When singing "Caged Birds", no one in the circle will call out the spirit. The spell says that the children in the center are boarding with God. Cage-Eye Ballad-In addition, according to "Horror Nursery Rhyme", this ballad has another explanation, similar to conspiracy theory, which also refers to hatred for pregnant women, but the last sentence "Who is directly behind" means that the hateful aborted mother stands behind other pregnant women and pushes them down.