Chou Collection, Middle Volume Radical: Earth (tǔ) Entry: jiong Kangxi Stroke Count: 8 Page 226, Entry 29 Ancient form: jiong Tang Rhymes (Tang yun): Pronounced jiong Collected Rhymes (Ji yun), Rhymes Collected and Compiled (Yun hui), Correct Rhymes (Zheng yun): Pronounced jiong Erya, Explanation of Places (Erya, Shi di): The area outside of a forest is called jiong. Book of Odes (Shijing), Odes of Lu: In the wild fields of jiong. Zuo Si, Rhapsody on the Capital of Wu (Wu du fu): Gazing at the dragon river and girded by the jiong. Also a place name. Book of Documents, Preface (Shangshu xu): Tang returned from Xia and arrived at Dajiong. Commentary: Dajiong, its location is not yet known, it should be between Dingtao and Bo. Correction of Characters (Zheng zi tong): Dajiong is written as Daxing, which is incorrect. Also, rhyming with kui ying (phonetic: qiong). Xie Lingyun, Poem on First Leaving the Commandery: Managing the oars, hurrying back in time, following the islets, galloping through the distant jiong. Rhymes with ying (level tone) above and ming ying below.