Dayi County in [[成都|成都|cheng2 du1]] Prefecture, Sichuan

Cognac; a type of high-quality brandy produced in the Cognac region of France

Changyi district of Jilin City or Changyi county-level city in Weifang, Shandong.

Dayi County in [[成都|成都|cheng2 du1]], Sichuan Province

(literary) cities and towns

Luyi County in Zhoukou, Henan province

Pingyi county in Linyi [[临沂|臨沂|lin2 yi2]], Shandong

Pingyi County in [[临沂|臨沂|lin2 yi2]], Shandong Province

Luyi County in Zhoukou, Henan Province

A landed estate held by a noble under the feudal system of ancient China; a piece of land granted by a feudal lord; benefice; also written as [[采地|采地|cai4 di4]]

Xiayi County in Shangqiu, Henan Province

Xiayi county in Shangqiu, Henan Province

Linyi County in Dezhou, Shandong Province

Xunyi County in Xianyang, Shaanxi

Gaoyi county in Shijiazhuang, Hebei province

Wuyi county in Hengshui, Hebei province

Changyi, a county-level city in [[潍坊市|濰坊市|wei2 fang1 shi4]], Shandong province

Changyi district of [[吉林市|吉林市|ji2 lin2 shi4]] in Jilin province

Linyi County in Dezhou, Shandong Province

Xunyi County in [[咸阳|咸陽|xian2 yang2]], Shaanxi Province

a large city that is centrally located and bustling with activity; a major urban center with a well-developed transportation network

Gaoyi County in Shijiazhuang, Hebei province

Wuyi county in [[衡水|衡水|heng2 shui3]], Hebei province

(literary) A town or city that is subordinate to a capital

The eldest son of [[周文王|周文王|zhou1 wen2 wang2]] and elder brother of [[周武王|周武王|zhou1 wu3 wang2]]; according to legend, he was killed and cooked into a meat soup or pies by King Zhou of Shang, who then forced his father to eat him.

historical honorific for the Zhou dynasty or its capital city used in oracle bone and bronze inscriptions

(literary) an estate, manor, or territory granted by a monarch to a noble or relative

An exclamation expressing sadness or sorrow.

a yellow or brownish-orange pigment derived from the resin of certain trees; historically associated with the Linyi region in modern-day central Vietnam

people living in a village or town; inhabitants of a local district

(literary) an honorific term for a district magistrate in ancient China, comparing the local official to a feudal lord

(literary) a county magistrate or local administrator; also called [[邑侯|邑侯|yi4 hou2]]

(literary) A county school in imperial China; also refers to the graduates of such a school.

(literary) describes being worried, unhappy, or despondent.

(literary) appearing dejected or melancholy; frustrated and worried

metropolitan city; a large city or a national capital

(literary) a fief or appanage granted to high-ranking officials or meritorious individuals in ancient China, who lived off the taxes collected from that territory

(literary) the capital city of a region; a local or regional capital