雒 Stroke Order

雒 [luò] 1. In ancient texts, refers to a black horse with a white mane. 2. Ancient form of “烙”, meaning branding. 3. A surname. 4. A bird name (English: owlet). Also known as "忌欺", meaning "鵋鶀". 5. Synonymous with “骆”. Refers to a black horse with a white mane (English: black horse with white mane). 6. Name of an ancient city (English: Luo city). Now located in Luoyang, Henan Province. Established as the capital by Emperor Guangwu of Han, renamed Luoyang. 7. An ancient geographic name. Established as Luo County during the Western Han. Historically a strategic location for competing over Shu territory. Liu Bei captured Chengdu due to breaking through Luo City during the Three Kingdoms (English: Luo county). Now located in the northern part of Guanghan County, Sichuan Province. 8. Refers to branding. Later written as “烙” (English: brand). 9. Used interchangeably with “络”. Meaning to hold something in place with a net (English: hold sth. in place with a net). 10. Literary reference: "Burn it, scrape it, carve it, and brand it." (庄子). 11. Additional literary reference: "Burn it, scrape it, carve it, and hold it in place with a net." (庄子·马蹄).