Literature Reference: 深陈名教本，谅以仁义积。藻思成采章，雅音闻皦绎。—— 《奉和崔评事寄外甥刘同州幷呈杜宾客许给事王侍郎昆弟杨少尹李侍御幷见寄之作》 Deeply expounding the essence of moral teachings, trust in the accumulation of benevolence and righteousness. Flowing thoughts form elegant writings, and refined sounds are heard clearly. Source from 'Feng He Cui Ping Shi Ji Wai Sheng Liu Tong Zhou Bing Cheng Du Bin Ke Xu Ji Shi Wang Shi Lang Kun Di Yang Shao Yin Li Shi Yu Bing Jian Ji Zhi Zuo'.
贤: Benevolent and prosperous. Often referring to individuals of noble character, virtuous and capable.
侯: "Feng Hou" (封侯) refers to the title of a marquis conferred by the emperor in ancient China, symbolizing high nobility and honor. "Zhu Hou" (诸侯) denotes the feudal lords or princes who ruled over their respective territories under the emperor's sovereignty. In ancient times, these terms were also used as respectful titles among scholar-officials, reflecting the hierarchical and honorific nature of Chinese feudal society.
Meaning: Wise and virtuous lord, symbolizing benevolence, wisdom, and leadership.