凭几之诏 — “The final decree or will of an emperor”
凭几之诏 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the final decree or will of an emperor”. Typically issued on his deathbed or when gravely ill, implying weakness and urgency. Literally, “Edict issued while leaning on a small table”.
凭几之诏 Pronunciation and Pinyin
凭几之诏 Character Breakdown
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Open the tool →Questions about 凭几之诏
What does 凭几之诏 mean?
凭几之诏 (píng jǐ zhī zhào) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “the final decree or will of an emperor”.
How do you pronounce 凭几之诏?
凭几之诏 is pronounced píng jǐ zhī zhào in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 凭几之诏 literally mean?
Literally, 凭几之诏 means “Edict issued while leaning on a small table”. It is used to mean “the final decree or will of an emperor”.
What is the Chinese definition of 凭几之诏?
指皇帝临终遗诏。