Explanation of the name "鼎"
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Literature Reference: 鼎,三足两耳,和五味之宝器也。——《说文解字》 The ding, with three legs and two handles, is a precious vessel for blending the five flavors. Source from 'Shuowen Jiezi'.
鼎: An ancient vessel used for cooking. In personal names, it symbolizes solidity and prominence, signifying flourishing career and fortune, as well as achieving both fame and wealth.
Meaning: The ding symbolizes power, stability, and nobility, serving as an important ceremonial vessel in ancient times.
张鼎 (Zhang Ding)
A Ming Dynasty official from Xianning, Shaanxi, who served as a Jinshi in 1466, held various positions including magistrate of Taiyuan, and was known as a disciple of Xue Xuan.
徐鼎 (Xu Ding)
a Song Dynasty poet, courtesy name Taigu, from Yongjia (modern Wenzhou, Zhejiang), known for his work in 'Collection of Song Poems'.
陈鼎 (Chen Ding)
a Ming Dynasty official known for his integrity and service in various provincial and central government positions.