Wei Collection, Middle Volume Radical: Silk (mì) He; Kangxi stroke count: 9; Page 916, Entry 03 Guangyun, Yunhui, Zhengyun: Pronounced he. Shuowen: The lower end of a silk thread. Jiujing Ziyang: Shuowen writes it as such. In clerical script, it is simplified to he. Also used as a personal name. Zuo Zhuan, Year 4 of Duke Xiang: Zang He rescued the state of Zeng. Annotation: Zang He is Wuzhong. Also, Year 10 of Duke Xiang: The man He of Zou used his hands to hold up a city gate to allow those exiting the city to pass. Annotation: He was a high official of the Zou fief and the father of Confucius, Shuliang He. Records of the Grand Historian (Shiji), House of Confucius: Boxia fathered Shuliang He, and Shuliang He fathered Confucius. Also, Book of Tang (Tangshu), Account of the Huihe: The Huihe, their ancestors were the Xiongnu. Also used as a surname. Guangyun: There are three branches of compound surnames: the Northern Qi official He Xi Yongle, as well as the He'gan clan and the Hegu clan. Also, Jiyun: Pronounced he. Same meaning. Also, Jiyun: Pronounced he. Same meaning. Also, Guangyun: Hujieqie, Jiyun: Xijieqie, pronounced xie. Refers to coarse silk. Also, Jiyun: Pronounced jie. Leipian: The meaning is to have an audience. Also, Jiyun: Pronounced hu. The meaning is to bind. Also: Pronounced ji. The meaning is urgent.