弑 Stroke Order

弑 [shì] 〈动〉 1. In ancient times, it referred to a vassal killing his lord or a son killing his parents. (Example: 弑君 - murder one’s lord; 弑父 - murder one’s father.) 2. This term is used historically to denote the act of murder against one's superior or parent, particularly from the perspective of the ruling class. (English: murder one’s superior) 引用: 1. 《说文》: 弑，臣杀君也。 - "Shì refers to a vassal killing his lord." 2. 《左传·宣公十八年》: 凡自虐其君曰弑，自外曰戕。 - "Any act of self-inflicted harm upon one's lord is called shì; an act from outside is called qiāng." 3. 《周礼·大司马》: 放弑其君则残之。 - "Those who allow the murder of their lord shall be harmed." 4. 《礼记·明堂位》: 君臣未尝相弑也。 - "Lords and subjects should never engage in mutual murder." 5. 《孟子·梁惠王上》: 万乘之国弑其君者，必千乘之家。 - "In a state with an army of ten thousand, those who murder their lord must come from a family with a thousand chariots." 例: 弑虐 (referring to the murder of a lord); 弑君 (murder of a lord); 弑母 (murder of a mother).