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Pronunciation and Meaning of Xiwei
Xiwei is pronounced shǐ wéi and appears as the title of a ruler from before the ancient Three Sovereigns, as well as an ancient official title and the title of a grand historian.
Xīwéi / Hsi-wei
Xiwei is pronounced shǐ wéi and appears as the title of a ruler from before the ancient Three Sovereigns, as well as an ancient official title and the title of a grand historian.
狶韦氏 is described as a basis for an official title, with the office being named after the clan designation.
The Comprehensive Mirror records “狶韦氏,” while the Outer Things chapter of the Zhuangzi mentions “the tradition of 狶韦氏.”
狶韦 is listed as the title of a ruler in Chinese legend from before the ancient Three Sovereigns.
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