Explanation of the name "稷"
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稷
Hanyu Pinyin:jì
Five Elements:Wood
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Cultural Meaning:89%
Literature Reference: Hou Ji taught the people to cultivate crops and plant the five grains. Source from 'Mencius: Teng Wen Gong I'.
稷: Sheji (referring to the nation).
Meaning: Ji, the god of grains, symbolizes agriculture and harvest, embodying diligence, abundance, and prosperity.
芮稷 (Rui Ji)
A Ming Dynasty Jinshi from Yixing, known by the courtesy name Weixin and the literary name Qianzhai, served as Left Assistant Secretary of the Ministry of War.
薛稷 (Xue Ji)
a Tang Dynasty official and calligrapher, one of the four great calligraphers of the early Tang period.
李稷 (Yi Gyeok)
A Korean figure during the Ming Dynasty.
