Why do the names of the princes of the Ming Dynasty coincide so much with the periodic table of chem

Because the periodic table of chemical elements is named after the prince of the Ming Dynasty.

The name of the prince of the Ming Dynasty is in the order of gold, wood, water, fire and earth. That is, the name must have the words gold, wood, water, fire, earth, or sideways.

Most of the Chinese translations of the periodic table are ducks based on the names of the princes of the Ming Dynasty.

Didn't Zhu Yuanzhang stipulate that the name of the prince should be related to the five elements.

It's not a chemical element, it's the five elements of gold, wood, water, fire, and earth.

Because the Ming Dynasty prince named according to the principle of the five elements, the same generation of the five elements of the same side, because the descendants of the inheritance more, the words next to the gold word are not enough, can only create new words. There are more metal elements in the periodic table, and the characters of the Ming Dynasty are basically used. It can be said that the name of the prince of the Ming Dynasty created the periodic table.

In order to avoid the inconvenience of the common people, the royal name is generally used in rare words, and the pronunciation is different, and the translation of the periodic table is just the words created by these words.

Oh, that's because the translator of the original translation table was translated according to the list of the crown princes of the Ming Dynasty.

Zhu Yuanzhang asked the descendants to have gold, wood, water, fire, and earth on the side of their names.

Zhu Yuanzhang said that the last word of your name must be accompanied by five elements, and it cannot be the same name, so he spelled many words, and the periodic table is basically ...... gold and qi

Generations The five elements start with wood in the order of symbiosis, among which the bulk is often used because it wants to avoid fame.

Because they wanted to avoid it, the old Zhu family found a cold word in order not to affect the people.

was forced by his ancestors to become the reincarnation of Cangjie.

How do I remember getting their names when I translated them later?

Because the emperor of the Ming Dynasty took the name according to the five elements of gold, wood, water, fire, and earth.

Because Zhu Yuanzhang was born in poverty, he wanted his children and grandchildren to be worthy of the status of the royal family, so his name must be in gold next to it. But where are there so many characters with gold in Chinese characters, and when they run out, they make their own characters. Later, the periodic table was introduced to China, and that who (forgot.

To translate, it was stipulated that the metal should be next to the gold letter, but he couldn't think of so many words with the gold side of the word. One day, he turned to the "History of the Ming Dynasty". The door to a new world was opened, and the names of the royal family were full of gold.

And then he borrowed it directly. Therefore, the periodic table and the name of the prince of the Ming Dynasty coincide with a high rate.

My chemistry teacher said that many of the names of the elements in the periodic period were created to be used as names for the princes at that time.

I heard that many of the emperors of the Ming Dynasty took names that were made up, but in fact, there were no such words. It seems that there are some restrictions that prevent them from taking other names, and there are not many names that meet the conditions.

Because they are all from the gold word, the surname Zhu has more and more descendants, there is no suitable word can only create, the periodic table is originally transliterated, these men representing the elements roughly follow a law, metal elements with gold next to the word, engaged in the translation of the periodic table of the elements accidentally found the Ming Dynasty royal family naming law, so from their names to pick Chinese characters to name the metal elements.

According to the gold, wood, water, fire and earth to take, the generation of gold, must be brought is the word "gold", or the word gold, the royal family has many kings, there are so many words, one by one, and later because there are too many people, they are allowed to make their own words, that is, to bring gold elements to form a word by themselves, do not commit taboos, and think what they want to think.

The translation of the periodic table is later than that of the Ming Dynasty, and I haven't figured out the question here??

First there are their names, then there are chemical elements, maybe borrowed from them.

It is not that the prince of the Ming Dynasty coincides with the chemical elements, but that the periodic table of chemical elements coincides with the genealogy of the Zhu Ming, which is directly referred to when translating the periodic table in modern times

It cannot be said that this possibility is completely impossible. The biggest reason why there is such a huge overlap between the names of the princes of the Ming Dynasty and some of the characters in the periodic table is that there are only so many characters of the five elements in ancient times, and in the case of a large number of Ming Dynasty royal families, the periodic table is translated through our original Chinese characters, so it is not strange that there is an overlap.

The concept of the five elements first originated in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, the five elements of yin and yang, they regarded the five elements as the origin of all things, the law of the five elements is wood, earth, water, fire and gold, and the law of the five elements is wood, fire, earth, gold and water. According to Zou Yan's Five Virtues, the change of dynasties can be explained by the five elements, Zhou is the fire virtue, Qin is the water virtue, the Han is the earth virtue, and so on. It is not surprising that the Ming Dynasty was named after the Five Elements.

Nowadays, there is a widely circulated saying on the Internet that when Xu Shou translated the periodic table in the last years of the Qing Dynasty, he did not want to directly transliterate the elements in the periodic table like translating foreign names, so he began to look for some words that fit these elements in our Chinese characters to translate these elemental substances. When he searched hard and couldn't find a similar text, he inadvertently found inspiration in the genealogy of the Ming Dynasty royal family. The metal element text in the periodic table appeared as early as before the Ming Dynasty, but in fact, this kind of Internet rumor is unfounded, because there is no historical record that Xu Shou translated the periodic table with reference to the genealogy of the Ming Dynasty.

And there is also a very important reason, although the royal family of the Ming Dynasty created a lot of characters in order to avoid duplicate names, but if we carefully examine the metal element characters that appear in the periodic table, we will find that these characters have appeared in our culture long before the Ming Dynasty, although the royal family of the Ming Dynasty also used these words, but these words were not created by them, nor are they patented.

Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang, as a legendary emperor and the founding monarch of the Ming Dynasty, his story is familiar to everyone. But he's still a great one"Chemist", it is little known. There is one thing that is very good at his level of chemistry.

Zhu Yuanzhang invented a set of naming specifications for his descendants of the five elements, the second character of the name of the descendants of the royal family is the generation of his emperor, and the third character must have a character on the side of the five elements, which is passed down from generation to generation according to wood, fire, earth, metal, and water. As a result, among the descendants of Zhu Yuanzhang, we found countless people who used the Chinese transliteration of the names of later chemical elements.

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