Explanation of the name "禹锡"
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禹
Hanyu Pinyin:yǔ
Five Elements:Earth
Recommendability:95%
Cultural Meaning:97%
锡
Hanyu Pinyin:xī
Five Elements:Metal
Recommendability:91%
Cultural Meaning:90%
Literature Reference: Yu was bestowed with the dark jade tablet, signifying his great achievements. Source from 'Shangshu·Yu Gong'.
禹:
The name of an ancient figure, embodying deep blessings, prosperity, and good fortune.
锡: Metal element, bestowed as a reward. In a name, it often signifies the auspicious appearance of a noble individual, embodying elegance, multifaceted talent, and harboring great hopes and aspirations.
Meaning: Yu was granted the dark jade tablet, symbolizing his monumental achievements and noble honor.
冀禹锡 (Ji Yuxi)
A poet, painter, and official of the Jin Dynasty from Longshan, Lishou, known for his governance and who met his end by drowning during the Pucha Guannu Rebellion.
刘禹锡 (Liu Yuxi)
a Song Dynasty official known for his integrity and medical expertise, author of the lost 'Chuan Xin Fang'.
蒋禹锡 (Jiang Yuxi)
a Qing Dynasty scholar from Jiashan, known for his optimistic spirit and literary work 'The Fisherman's Manuscript'.
