2. The celebrities who refused to accept Jiuxi: Gongsun Yuan and Zhuge Liang.
Three. Introduction:
Wine is the nine kinds of ritual vessels that the ancient emperors of China gave to princes and ministers with special courtesy, which is the highest courtesy.
Tin, in ancient times, used the word "give".
These nine special gifts are: horses and chariots, clothes, music thread, bamboo pot, pen, Hu Ben, axe, bow and arrow and chopsticks. It is recorded in the Book of Rites.
One day, horses and chariots. Refers to the golden chariot (the crossbar used to pull the chariot on the chariot shaft) and the chariot; There are two mysterious horses, namely eight dark horses. If virtue is feasible, give horses and chariots.
Second, clothes. Refers to the crown clothes, plus a pair of matching red shoes. Give it to those who can help people.
March county. Specify the sound and calibrate the instrument. Let people and musicians give it. Also known as "Le Diao".
Fourth, Zhu Hu. It refers to the red gate. Many people gave it to me.
Five words: Nabi. There are two versions. First, when climbing the temple, it was specially chiseled so that the climbers would not be exposed, and it was a VIP-only passage. Second, the wooden steps with short steps make the steps too steep. Neither of these statements is very specific. Those who can do good will be given dignity.
Six words: samurai (bēn). There are several samurai guards in the gatekeeper's army, or 300 people; Also refers to the weapons held by the samurai guard, such as halberds and spears. Those who can repel evil will get samurai.
Seven, bows and arrows. Tong Gong has one hundred arrows and Gong Xuan has one thousand arrows. Refers to a special red and black bow and arrow. You can ask unjust people to give it.
Eight words: axe and graupel. Give it to those who can punish criminals.
Nine days later, I said, "jù" and "chàng". Refers to the fragrant wine used for sacrifice, made of precious black millet and turmeric. Filial piety is for those who are prepared.
Yuan Shaozhuan in the later Han Dynasty quoted the Book of Rites and Wenjia as saying, "Nine Tin is chariots and horses, two clothes, three musical instruments, four households, five Naibi, six samurai, a hundred men, seven axes, eight bows and arrows and nine gongs."