Yin Collection, Middle Volume. Radical: Mountain (shān). Character: Kui. Kangxi strokes: 20. Page 322, Entry 28. Pronounced kui. Classic of Rites (Erya), Explanation of Mountains: Small and numerous, kui. Commentary: Refers to small mountains clustered and arranged together, which are called kui. Wang Yanshou, Rhapsody on the Lingguang Palace of Lu (Lu lingguang dian fu): Kui, arched and towering. Note: The appearance of being high and large. Also in the rising tone. Pronounced kui. Meaning is the same. Also in the departing tone. Pronounced kui. Kuiran, the appearance of standing alone. Zhuangzi, All Under Heaven (Tianxia): Kuiran, having excess.