Chinese Symbol for genaral term of an emperor who found a state

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Chinese Symbols Pronunciation (Pinyin) And Meaning:

Pronunciation: tàizǔ

Syntactic Function:

Meaning:genaral term of an emperor who found a state


Chinese Symbols Writing Structure And Meaning:


Character: Chinese Symbol Character


learn more about Chinese radicalsChinese Radical:Chinese Symbol Radical learn more about Chinese strokesStroke Order Count: 4
learn more about Chinese strokesStroke Order: 1,3,4,4

Meaning: the greatest;the highest;maximal
the more or most senior
great
greater
peaceful
smooth
about emperor and official
one of three stars in Ursa Major;one of the three highest dignitaries of state

Character: Chinese Symbol Character


learn more about Chinese radicalsChinese Radical:Chinese Symbol Radical learn more about Chinese strokesStroke Order Count: 9
learn more about Chinese strokesStroke Order: 4,5,2,4,2,5,1,1,1

Meaning: ancestral temple of a ruling house
grandfather
ancestor
the founder;the founder of a school of learning ,a craft,etc.
posthumous title of an emperor
beginning
base