Literature Reference: 返葬三千里，荆衡达帝畿。—— 《河南观察使故相国袁公挽歌三首 三》 Returning the burial over three thousand miles, Jingheng reaches the imperial borders. Source from 'Henan Observer's Elegy for the Late Prime Minister Yuan, Part Three'.
荆: One of the "Nine Provinces" in ancient China, it was also known as the alternate name for the State of Chu during the Spring and Autumn period.
衡: Balance, a symbol of equilibrium and fairness. When used in a person's name, it signifies impartiality, justice, and the respect they command.
Meaning: Jingheng refers to the Jing Mountain and Heng Mountain, symbolizing loftiness and steadfastness, implying resilience and excellence.