created sense approved 陈遵/陳遵 · chénzūn · Chen Zun — "Initial import from upstream dictionary"
陈遵 / 陳遵
chénzūn
Chen Zun
(died 25 AD) A prominent official, scholar, and calligrapher of the late Western Han and early Xin Dynasties, famous for his hospitality and for throwing the linchpins of his guests' carriages into a well to prevent them from leaving.
陈 (literal) → 陈/陳 · chén · Chen 遵 (literal) → 遵 · zūn · surname
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