蒐 Stroke Order

蒐 Meaning: 1. 草名。即茜草。 Grass name; specifically refers to madder. 2. 春天打猎。 Hunting in spring. 3. 检阅；军事演习。 Review of troops; military drills. 4. 聚集。 To gather. 5. 搜集；寻求。 To collect; to seek. 6. 隐匿。 To conceal. Additional Explanations: 1. 草名。即茜草。《説文》：“蒐，茅蒐，茹藘。人血所生，可以染絳。”《山海經•中山經》：“（釐山）其陽多玉，其陰多蒐。”郭璞注：“茅蒐，今之蒨草也。” Grass name; specifically refers to madder. "Shuowen Jiezi": "Madder, a type of grass, is said to be born from human blood and can be used for dyeing." "Shanhaijing (Classic of Mountains and Seas)": “(Lishan) its sunny side has much jade, its shady side has much madder.” Guo Pu's annotation: "Madder is the modern name for this grass." 2. 春天打猎。《爾雅•釋天》：“春獵為蒐。”郭璞注：“搜索取不任（妊）者。”《左傳•隱公五年》：“故春蒐，夏苗，秋獮，冬狩，皆於農隙以講事也。”《穀梁傳•昭公八年》：“秋，蒐于紅。正也。因蒐狩以習用武事，禮之大者也。”漢張衡《東京賦》：“岐陽之蒐，又何足數。” Hunting in spring. "Erya": "Spring hunting is called 'sou'." Guo Pu's annotation: "It seeks and takes those not pregnant." "Zuo Zhuan": "Thus, spring hunting, summer seedling gathering, autumn hunting, and winter hunting all take place during farming intervals to discuss affairs." "Guliang Zhuan": "In autumn, 'sou' refers to gathering." This is the main ritual to practice martial affairs, which is an important ceremony.” Han Zhang Heng's "Dongjing Fu": "What worth mentioning is the spring hunt in Qiyang." 3. 检阅；军事演习。《左傳•襄公二十四年》：“齊社，蒐實，使客觀之。”杜預注：“祭社，因閲數軍器，以示薳啟疆。”《國語•晋語四》：“乃大蒐于被廬，作三軍。”《新唐書•王沛傳》：“沛明示法制，蒐閲以時，軍政大治。” Review of troops; military drills. "Zuo Zhuan": "In Qi, sacrifices were made, and the gathering was to let guests observe." Du Yu's annotation: "The sacrifice involves reviewing military instruments to display defense measures." "Guoyu": "Then a grand assembly was held at the courtyard for all three armies." "Xin Tang Shu": "Pei was clear about the law, checking and reviewing military affairs regularly, leading to great governance." 4. 聚集。《爾雅•釋詁下》：“蒐，聚也。”郭璞注：“蒐者，以其聚人衆也。”《左傳•成公十六年》：“蒐乘補卒，秣馬利兵。”宋徐夢莘《三朝北盟會編》卷九十三：“任賢使能，信賞必罰，蒐卒豐財，以謀大舉。” To gather. "Erya": "Sou means to gather." Guo Pu's annotation: "Sou refers to gathering many people." "Zuo Zhuan": "Gather the troops for support; horse feeding beneficial for soldiers." Song Xu Mengxin's "San Zhao Bei Meng Hui Bian": "Employ the capable, ensure rewards and punishments, gather soldiers and wealth for major undertakings." 5. 搜集；寻求。《文選•陸機〈辨亡論〉》：“於是講八代之禮，蒐三王之樂。”李善注：“蒐與搜，古字通。”《宋史•職官志四》：“以稱朝廷蒐補闕軼，緝熙彌文之意。”明胡應麟《少室山房筆叢•經籍會通一》：“隋文父子，篤尚斯文，訪輯蒐求，不遺餘力。” To collect; to seek. "Wen Xuan": "Then discuss the rites of the eight dynasties and collect the music of the three kings." Li Shan's annotation: "Sou and sou (to search) were anciently interchangeable." "Song Shi": "To address the court's missing legal titles, collect and compile the essence of texts." Ming Hu Yinglin's "Shaoshi Mountain House Note": "The Sui's Wen father and son valued literature, exhaustively seeking and collecting." 6. 隐匿。《左傳•文公十八年》：“靖譖庸回，服讒蒐慝，以誣盛德。”杜預注：“蒐，隱也。” To conceal. "Zuo Zhuan": "Jing's scandal dealt with deceitful confessions to accuse Sheng De." Du Yu's annotation: "Sou means to hide." Note: The character also has related meanings connected to hunting, military activities, gathering, and seeking, with nuanced interpretations highlighted in historical texts.