宄 Stroke Order

宄 [guǐ] 1. Treasonous, rebellious. 2. A general term for bad people, rogues. 宄 [guǐ] 1. Treasonous, rebellious. "Shuowen Jiezi": "宄 means treachery. Externally it is a thief, internally it is a traitor." 2. A general term for bad people, rogues. "Records of the Three Kingdoms, Vol. 47, Wu Shu, Biography of Wu Emperor Quan": "Moreover, now treachery and treason are competing, with wolves filling the roads." 宄 [guǐ] (Verb) (Phonetic compound. From 宀 (mián), nine sounds. Basic meaning: make internal disorder or usurp.) Same as the basic meaning. (English: make internal disorder or usurp.) 宄 [guǐ] (Noun) A person who causes chaos or theft. (English: a thief; a treacherous fellow.) 引 1. "Shuowen": 宄 means treachery. Externally it is a thief, internally it is a traitor. 2. "Book of Rites": The crowned thief is a traitor. Note: "Internally it is called 宄." 3. "Guangyun": 宄 means an internal thief. 4. "Book of Documents, The Oath of the Shepherd": Let us inflict violence upon the people, with treachery in the business of the state. 5. "National Language, Jin Yu Six": Internal disorder is called 宄, and external is called treachery. Manage treachery with virtue, manage treason with punishment. 宄 [guǐ] (Noun) A person who causes chaos or theft. (English: a thief; a treacherous fellow.) 引 1. "Book of Han, Biography of Xin Qiji": Treachery and rebellion cannot stir but will be obliterated. 2. "National Language": Those who destroy are thieves, those who conceal thieves are accomplices, those who steal treasures are 宄, and those who use the treasures of the 宄 are treacherous.