韍 (fú) - A ceremonial leather kneepad or apron worn in & symbol of rank and authority in Zhou dynasty
韍 · fú
A ceremonial leather kneepad or apron worn in ancient Chinese rituals by nobility;
symbol of rank and authority in Zhou dynasty rites.
A ceremonial leather kneepad or apron worn insymbol of rank and authority in Zhou dynasty
Usage highlights
ceremonial kneepadkneepad and crownred kneepadritual garmentnoble's kneepadZhou dynasty kneepad
Synonyms
- 蔽膝— apron/kneecover (general term)
Usage & contexts
Examples
- The noble wore a ceremonial kneepad (韍) during the rite.
- This ritual garment denotes high rank (韍冕).
- Archaeologists found remnants of an ancient kneepad (韍).
Collocations
- ceremonial kneepad(韍)
- kneepad and crown(韍冕)
- red kneepad(赤韍)
- ritual garment(祭韍)
- noble's kneepad(贵族之韍)
- Zhou dynasty kneepad(周代韍)
Idioms
- Wearing the kneepad and crown(韍冕)
- Red kneepad of high officials(朱韍)
Cultural background
FAQ- Used in Zhou dynasty aristocratic ceremonies to denote rank and authority.
- Part of the full ceremonial regalia (韍冕) for important state rituals.
- Color and decoration varied according to the wearer's status.