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Open the tool →二帝三王 (èr dì sān wáng) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the Two Emperors (Yao and Shun) and Three Kings (Yu”.
二帝三王 is pronounced èr dì sān wáng in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 二帝三王 means “Two Emperors and Three Kings”. It is used to mean “the Two Emperors (Yao and Shun) and Three Kings (Yu”.
二帝:唐尧、虞舜;三王:夏禹、商汤、周文王。指古代帝王