咸五登三 — “Describes a ruler's vast and profound virtue”
咸五登三 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a ruler's vast and profound virtue”. Comparable to the legendary Five Emperors and surpassing the Three Kings, signifying exceptional leadership and moral excellence.
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咸五登三 Pronunciation and Pinyin
咸五登三 Character Breakdown
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这位教育家品德高尚，广受尊敬，其育人理念如同咸五登三，泽被后世。
This educator possessed noble character and was widely respected; his philosophy of nurturing talent was like 'reaching the virtue of the Five Emperors and surpassing the Three Kings', benefiting future generations.
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What does 咸五登三 mean?
咸五登三 (xián wǔ dēng sān) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a ruler's vast and profound virtue”.
How do you pronounce 咸五登三?
咸五登三 is pronounced xián wǔ dēng sān in Mandarin Chinese.
What is the Chinese definition of 咸五登三?
指帝德广被，同于五帝而超于三王。