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瑒 [yáng] 1. Also seen as "玚". 2. (Noun) An ancient ceremonial object used in sacrifices, known as a type of "gui" (a ceremonial jade). - [En.] name of a jade. 3. Another term: chàng. 引 1. Ming Dynasty, Yang Shen's "Explanation of Jade Names": 瑒, the jade used for sacrificing to heaven. 2. Another term: chàng. 圭璧名。即鬯圭。 Name of a ceremonial jade. Specifically refers to the "chang gui". Noun: An ancient ritual vessel used in sacrificial ceremonies at ancestral temples, which is about two feet long and has an added "zan". - "Shuowen Jiezi, Jade section": 瑒, a "gui" measuring two feet, with a "zan", used for sacrifices at ancestral temples. Noun: An ancient ritual vessel used in sacrificial ceremonies at ancestral temples, measuring about two feet long with a "zan". - "Shuowen Jiezi, Jade section": 瑒, a "gui" measuring two feet, with a "zan", used for sacrifices at ancestral temples. Also interchangeable with 璗.