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Open the tool →上替下陵 (shàng tì xià líng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “a state of disorder where superiors fail in their duties and subordinates become unruly or insubordinate; a breakdown of hierarchy and discipline”.
上替下陵 is pronounced shàng tì xià líng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 上替下陵 means “superiors decline, subordinates encroach”. It is used to mean “a state of disorder where superiors fail in their duties and subordinates become unruly or insubordinate; a breakdown of hierarchy and discipline”.
指上下失序,纲纪废坠。陵,通“凌”。同“下陵上替”。