奕: Accumulation, Radiance. In names, it often signifies the inheritance of virtue through generations, the flourishing of blessings from ancestors; a healthy and robust body, and a vibrant, spirited demeanor.
臣: The term commonly used in monarchical states to refer to officials. It is also used by officials as a humble self-reference when addressing the monarch, and serves as a modest form of self-designation among the ancients.
Meaning: Yi signifies brightness and grandeur, while Chen denotes loyalty and diligence, symbolizing a bright and loyal character.