You Collection, Lower Volume Radical: City (yì) 鄆 Kangxi strokes: 16 Page 1274 According to Tang Rhyme (Tang Yun), Collected Rhymes (Jiyun), and Rhyme Compendium (Yunhui), pronounced wáng wèn qiè. According to Correct Rhymes (Zhengyun), pronounced yǔ wèn qiè. The sound is yùn. A place name in Lu. In the Annals of Lu (Chunqiu), under the twelfth year of Duke Wen: "Fortified Zhu and Yun." Commentary: "Ju and Lu contended over this; because it was far and pressed upon foreign states, a general led troops to fortify it." Also, in the 4th year of Duke Cheng: "In winter, fortified Yun." Commentary: "The Duke wished to rebel against Jin, so he fortified it as a preparation." Also, in the 9th year [of Duke Cheng]: "Prince Yingqi of Chu led troops to attack Ju; Ju scattered, and the Chu people entered Yun." Commentary: "Yun was a separate town of Ju." Also, in the 16th year [of Duke Xiang]: "The people of Jin seized Jisun Xingfu; the Duke returned and awaited in Yun." Commentary: "It was a western city of Lu. Linqiu County in Dong Commandery has Yun City." Also, in the 12th year of Duke Xiang: "The people of Ju attacked our eastern border, besieging Tai; Jisun Su led troops to save Tai, and subsequently entered Yun." Also, in the 1st year of Duke Zhao: "Took Yun." Zuo Commentary (Zuozhuan): Zhao Meng said, "Lu and Ju have been contending for Yun for a long time." Also, in the 26th year [of Duke Zhao]: "The Duke arrived from Qi and resided in Yun." Explanations of the Six Scripts (Liushu Gu): "In the Spring and Autumn period, there were two Yuns. The Yun in Ju was east of Lu; the one contended for by Ju and Lu was the eastern Yun. The one where the Duke awaited was the western Yun. Duke Wen fortified Zhu and Yun, and there is no mention of contention with Ju. By the time of Duke Cheng, Chu attacked Ju and entered Yun, which implies Yun was then a city of Ju. And the Yun fortified in the 4th year [of Duke Cheng] was the western Yun." Also, a name for a prefecture. Rhyme Compendium (Yunhui): "It was the territory of ancient Yanzhou, a vassal state of Lu. In the Han dynasty, it became Dongping State, and in the Sui dynasty, Yunzhou was established." Also, Collected Rhymes (Jiyun): "The name of Qingshui township in Henei." Also, a surname. Extensive Rhymes (Guangyun): "A grandee of Lu, who received emoluments from Yun, later took it as a clan name." Also, Collected Rhymes (Jiyun): Pronounced yú fēn qiè, the sound is yún. The meaning is the same. Textual Correction: In the Annals of Lu (Chunqiu), under the 9th year of Duke Cheng: "Prince Yingqi of Chu led troops to attack Ju; Ju scattered, Chu *then* entered Yun." According to the original text, the character "suì" (遂) was carefully changed to "rén" (人).