相傳
Chinese
each other; appearance; portrait each other; appearance; portrait; picture; one another; mutually |
to pass on; to spread; to transmit to pass on; to spread; to transmit; to infect; to transfer; to circulate; to conduct (electricity); biography | ||
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trad. (相傳) | 相 | 傳 | |
simp. (相传) | 相 | 传 |
Pronunciation
Verb
相傳
- it is said that; tradition has it that; according to legend
- to hand down or pass down from one to another
- 一姓相傳,至今不已,是中國聖王之所不能者,誠爲異事。而封建之法能行焉,且其器械之精妙,制度之一定,則不可以蠻夷忽之也。 [Korean Literary Sinitic, trad.]
- From: 『順菴先生文集』by An Jeongbok, 1748
- 일성상전(하야) 지금불이(는) 시중국성왕지소불능자(이어늘) 성위이사(고) 이봉건지법능행언(이요) 차기기계지정묘(며) 제도지일정(은) 즉 불가이만이홀지야(이니라).
Il seong sangjeon[-haya] jigeum bur i[-neun] si Jungguk seongwang ji so bulneung ja[-ieoneul] seong wi isa[-ra]. I bonggeon ji beop neung haeng eon[-iyo] cha gi gigye ji jeongmyeo[-myeo] jedo ji iljeong[-eun] jeuk bul gai mani hol ji ya[-inira]. [Sino-Korean] - Passing [the throne] down a single lineage, without any break up to today, is something not even the sage-kings of China could do; it is strange indeed [that the Japanese have achieved this]. And the laws of fengjian are well-enacted there; furthermore, one cannot ignore the intricacies of their machinery and the regularity of their systems simply because they are barbarians.
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