分茅胙土 — “To grant land and confer a title (historically, a marquisate)”
分茅胙土 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to grant land and confer a title (historically, a marquisate)”. To enfeoff a lord with territory. Literally, “Divide reeds, bestow land”.
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分茅胙土 Pronunciation and Pinyin
分茅胙土 Character Breakdown
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在古老的传说中，有功之臣常会被分茅胙土，以示嘉奖
In ancient legends, meritorious officials were often granted land and conferred titles as a reward.
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Synonyms of 分茅胙土
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- fēn分bīng兵bǎ把shǒu守divide forces to guard strategic points
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- fēn分bié别bù部jū居classify and arrange into categories
- fēn分bié别mén门hù户form separate schools of thought
- fēn分láo劳fù赴gōng功share work and strive for achievement
- fēn分huà化wǎ瓦jiě解divide and disintegrate
- fēn分lí厘háo毫sī丝extremely tiny or minute
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What does 分茅胙土 mean?
分茅胙土 (fēn máo zuò tǔ) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to grant land and confer a title (historically, a marquisate)”.
How do you pronounce 分茅胙土?
分茅胙土 is pronounced fēn máo zuò tǔ in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 分茅胙土 literally mean?
Literally, 分茅胙土 means “Divide reeds, bestow land”. It is used to mean “to grant land and confer a title (historically, a marquisate)”.
What is the Chinese definition of 分茅胙土?
指分封侯位和土地。