Suzaku pinyin

Suzaku's pinyin zh què, the name of the constellation zh quèㄓㄨㄑㄩㄝˋ in the national dictionary Suzaku.

Interpretation by reference:

The name of the star. The collective name of seven hotels in the south of the 28 hotels. See Zhu bird.

Yao Dian in The Moon and the Stars Birds is clear to Sun Xingyan: "Anyone who talks about the stars and birds, the bird's name is Suzaku, stays in the south ... Zheng Kangcheng means that seven nights in the south will always be birds and stars."

4. It refers to the military flag with rosefinch graphics. See Zhu bird. "Woods of Ice": "You must be a green dragon on the left, a white tiger on the right, suzaku in front, Xuanwu in the back, swinging on the top and engaging in the bottom."

3. Auspicious animals in ancient legends, one of the "Four Spirits".

"Sanfu Huang Tu Weiyang Palace": "Black Dragon, White Tiger, Suzaku, Yuan Wu and Tiansi Spirit, taking the square as the square, the king makes the palace pavilion take the method." 4. The name of the God of the South. See Zhu bird.

Tang Han's note on Wang Yanshou's anthology Zhuniao: "Zhuniao, Suzaku, South God also."