How to read the word music in Yongle Jingjing .

Those Things in the Ming Dynasty is good, I've seen it, read le, four tones.

It should be pronounced "le", and Zhu Di's Di should be pronounced "di" four times.

According to the explanation, it should be read Yongle [lè] canon.

Explanation of Le. lè]

1.Rejoice, be merry;

2.Something that makes people happy.

3.Be willing to do something.

4.Laugh. yuè]

1.Sound, harmoniously tuned.

2.Surname.

Read the Yongle [lè] canon.

乐 (lè, yuè, yào, lào, ancient sound luò), five-tone eight-tone name. Like a drum. Wooden, 虡.

One of the Chinese characters, often used to describe joy, happiness; Fast. Border. Melting. Unsupportable. It's endless. view (happy spirit, confident in the development of things). Heaven (content with one's situation without any worries).

le four tones, named after the year name of Emperor Zhu Di.

Now such a simplified way of writing the word "music" existed in ancient times.

Tang Dynasty Yan Zhenqing's Kai Na Servant Book:

Song Dynasty Mi Fu's staring at the Hongxing book Kai book:

Ming Dynasty Zhang Ruitu's line of grass:

Of course. Otherwise, how did "Yongle" come about.

Music, in the surname is generally pronounced as yuè ( all those who are pronounced as lè ( are Mongolian Sinicization and change surnames. Therefore, people are harmoniously called "le yuè ( le lè ( walk together, the same word is different from Han Meng".

乐 [lè, yuè].

Basic Definition: 乐 [lè].

1. Happiness: Joy. Pleasure. Overjoyed.

2. Be happy: never get tired of it.

4. Surname (different surname from yuè).

乐 [yuè].

1. **: Playing music. Musical instrument.

2. Surname (different from lè).

The surname Le, the earliest source of the surname of the son, in the year of the Western Weekend, the son of Song Daigong, the monarch of the Song Kingdom, Gongzi 衎 [kàn] (乐父衎 [kàn]), the son of the father of Le, his grandson is called Leshi with his grandfather's character. Originated from the surname Ji from the late Spring and Autumn period of the Jin State after the doctor Le Wang Kui, belongs to the name of the ancestor.

Read: yuè

When "乐" is pronounced yuè, it has the following meanings:

1. Sound, harmonious and toned.

2. When the surname "music" is pronounced lè, it has the following meanings:

1. Rejoice and be happy.

2. Things that make people happy.

3. Be willing to do something.

4. When "music" is pronounced yào, it means:

1. Preference and appreciation. Used in classical Chinese: the knower is happy with water, and the benevolent is happy with mountain.

When "乐" is pronounced yào, it means:

1. Words used in place names: Leting, Hebei Province, Leling, Shandong Province.

Music as a surname can be read as both (yuè) and (lè) music, in history the pronunciation is yuè, all those who are pronounced as lè are Mongolian Sinicization and change surnames.

1. The origin of the surname:

The surname Le, the earliest source of the surname of the son, in the year of the Western Weekend, the son of Song Daigong, the monarch of the Song Kingdom, Gongzi 衎 [kàn] (乐父衎 [kàn]), the son of the father of Le, his grandson is called Leshi with his grandfather's character. It is ranked 279th on the list of surnames today.

2. Surname generation:

A word in Xixian County, Henan: "Its self-cause auspicious Jinhua".

Jiangxi Le's one word: "Friends of the court to offer Ruifu".

Le's one word: "Chongren, Suiliang, Dengyong, Xijinxiu, Kundecai, and the family is wide."

Le, surname, pronounced lè.

The surname Le first appeared in the Spring and Autumn Period about 3,000 years ago, and was a descendant of the Song royal family, originating in Shangqiu, Henan Province.

During the reign of King Xuan of Zhou, a monarch of the Song State was called Song Daigong, who was originally surnamed as a son, and his son's name was 衎 (kàn 音看), the word music father. The son of the father of the father of the father, the father of the father and the father of the father, the father of the father Yi Fusu is the ancestor of this musical surname.

In addition, the surname Le has multiple origins.

Music, in history, the pronunciation is yuè ( all those who are pronounced as lè ( are all Mongolian sinicization and change surnames. The surname Le, the earliest source of the surname of the son, in the year of the Western Weekend, the son of Song Daigong, the monarch of the Song Kingdom, Gongzi 衎 [kàn] (乐父衎 [kàn]), the son of the father of Le, his grandson is called Leshi with his grandfather's character.

Jiangxi Fuzhou Linchuan Le's thirteen genealogy, began in the eighth year of Song Xining (1075 AD), (Song) Wang Anshi wrote the preface, Qing Guangxu 33 years (1907 AD) woodcut movable type print. It is now collected in the Ye Xiuwu Office of the Third Middle School of Yihuang County, Jiangxi Province. At the beginning of 2000, Yingtan Guixi Lei Tian Le's genealogy was repaired, and the same brothers Fuzhou Dongxiang County Le's and Shangrao Wannian Le's jointly repaired the information in the pedigree again, which is now stored in Leitian Lejia.

乐 [yuè] surname.

Introduction: Leshi is an ancient, multi-origin surname group, ranking 279th on the list of surnames today, with a population of about 233,000, accounting for about the total population of the country. The Le clan developed into a wang clan in Nanyang County, Henan Province earlier, and was known as Nanyang Wang and Hanoi Wang.

The surname Le, a very powerful surname in early Chinese history, appeared in the Spring and Autumn period about 3,000 years ago. Le's originated from the Song Kingdom in the Spring and Autumn Period, and the people with Song as their surname in later generations are a family with the same blood. At that time, the Song Kingdom was built by Weizi, the eldest brother of King Yin Shang, this place was originally given to Wu Geng, but Wu Geng rebelled when King Zhou Cheng, and was later pacified, King Zhou Cheng gave Weizi a large area including the east of Qiu County in Henan Province to the west of Tongshan County in Jiangsu Province, and named him the Song Duke with the highest status, in order to worship Shang Tang.

Later, the descendants of Song Daigong took the word Wang Father as their name, so the surname "Le" appeared. The Song state was destroyed by the three kingdoms of Qi, Wei, and Chu in 286 BC. Extrapolated, the surname Le in China has a history of at least 2,200 years.

My hometown Wudi was changed to Haifeng during the reign of Zhu Di in order to avoid secrecy. After the snowstorm, the Tang Sai'er uprising mentioned at the end of the brother's article, Tang Sai'er is our Binzhou people. Her hometown is Potai Town, Bincheng District. But Zhu Di is indeed a great figure. Memorable.

Zhu Yuanzhang called him: Xiaodi, Xiaodi, Xiaodi (little brother, little brother, little brother).

Zhu Di said: Don't call me Xiaodi (little brother).

Zhu Yuanzhang: Oh, that little Zhu, little Zhu, little Zhu ...

How? Isn't it good?!

Reading it smoothly and placing good wishes, I don't think there's anything wrong with it!

If the era name is changed, what does "Yongle Canon" have to be called? !

Zhu Yuanzhang's son Zhu Di was named Yongle, Zhu Di was originally the king of Yan, and later launched the Battle of Jingjing to seize the throne from his nephew Zhu Yunwen.

Zhu Yuanzhang was the founding emperor of the Ming Dynasty, and his second son Zhu Di was named King of Yan, and Zhu Yuanzhang passed the throne to his eldest grandson, Zhu Yunwen (Emperor Jianwen).

Later, Zhu Di's fief entered Nanjing, replacing his nephew Emperor as emperor, and the era name was changed to "Yongle".

There are two things that are more famous about "Yongle", one is the "Yongle Grand Ceremony" and the other is the "Yongle Bell".

The Yongle Emperor is Zhu Di, and Zhu Di is Zhu Yuanzhang's son.

They are father and son...