Quan VÅ©
Definition
- Proper Noun:
- Guan Yu (c. 160–220 AD): A renowned historical general from the late Eastern Han dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period of China, deified as a god of war, loyalty, and righteousness in Chinese folk religion and Vietnamese culture. He is also known as Guan Gong (Lord Guan) or Guan Yunzhang.
Usage Examples
- Proper Noun:
- Đền thờ Quan Vũ rất linh thiêng. (The temple of Guan Yu is very sacred.)
- Tính trung nghĩa của Quan Vũ được người đời ca tụng. (Guan Yu's loyalty and righteousness are praised by people.)
- Tượng Quan Vũ thường được thờ trong các gia đình kinh doanh. (Statues of Guan Yu are often worshipped in business households.)
Advanced Usage
"Quan Công": An honorific title for Guan Yu, meaning "Lord Guan."
- Người ta tin rằng Quan Công có thể trừ tà. (People believe that Lord Guan can ward off evil.)
"Quan Vân Trường": An alternative name for Guan Yu, incorporating his style name (Yunzhang).
- Quan Vân Trường là một nhân vật trong tiểu thuyết "Tam Quốc Diễn Nghĩa". (Guan Yunzhang is a character in the novel "Romance of the Three Kingdoms.")
Variants and Related Words
Quan Thánh Đế Quân (n): A formal deified title for Guan Yu, meaning "Saintly Emperor Guan."
- Quan Thánh Đế Quân là vị thần bảo hộ. (The Saintly Emperor Guan is a protective deity.)
Quan Hầu (n): Refers to Guan Yu's historical role as a marquis or lord.
- Ông được phong tước Quan Hầu. (He was granted the title of Marquis Guan.)
Synonyms
- Guan Gong: Lord Guan.
- God of War: A common epithet describing his deified role.
- Yunchang: His style name (courtesy name).
Related Cultural Concepts
"Tam Quốc Diễn Nghĩa": "Romance of the Three Kingdoms," the classic novel where Guan Yu is a central figure.
- Hình tượng Quan Vũ trong "Tam Quốc Diễn Nghĩa" rất anh hùng. (The image of Guan Yu in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" is very heroic.)
Thờ Quan Công: The practice of worshipping Guan Yu, common in temples, businesses, and homes for protection and prosperity.
- Việc thờ Quan Công phổ biến ở nhiều nước Á Đông. (The worship of Lord Guan is common in many East Asian countries.)