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172 Hao see.

Ming see. See.

Yüan see lines,.

Shun is composed of 頁 yeh head as radical, with 川 ch'uan streams as phonetic. It originally meant eternal principles, right, and has now come to signify flowing with, in accordance with, obedient to, etc., but is here the name given by the conquering Mings to Tohan Timur, the last Emperor of the Yüan or Mongol dynasty.

Pên was originally composed of 夭 yao calamity as radical, with 贲 pên or fên as phonetic. It is now classed under radical 十 shih ten.

Ch'êng see.

Tsu see. See.

Chi see.

Li see.

Liang see.

Ching see. See.

Shih see.

Ch'i see.