Hakami Ru, pronounced k ù r ú, a Chinese word, means good governance by local officials; Clothing. From The Book of the Later Han Dynasty - Biography of Lian Fan. [1]
1. Good governance of local officials. 2. Clothing. [1]
"The Book of the Later Han Dynasty, Biography of Lian Fan": "Move to the governor of Shu County... The common people do what they want, but the song says: 'Uncle Lian, come here at what evening, can't help but fire, the people can write safely, and there is no such thing as a five hakama in their life."
Tang Dynasty· Huang Tao The Stele of Kaiyuan Temple Buddha Temple in Quanzhou: Valance crouching Bu Quan City is called Zhu Qianzhi's Way and Nidan Ding, which is based on the Hakama of Shu Du and the people of Hiroshi Quan. " Song Sushi's poem "Qingyuan Xuanyi Wang Zhang Seeks a Red Belt": "This year, the silkworm market is forbidden in several states, and among them are the adherents Huaihakaru."
Zhao Yi of the Qing Dynasty wrote a poem in which he observed the Niushoushan Mountain with Sun Yuan like Wang Chuntian: "How can there be a Hakama Ru staying with his uncle, and the dead body can be sent to Gengsang in the air."
Song Dynasty, Lu You《 Be poor and play with quatrains 》: "Several kinds of hakama have not been redeemed in autumn. I admire his sound of pounding clothes in the adjacent lane." Song · Hong Mai's Yi Jian Jia Zhi · Ye Ruogu: "When I first saw him, I wore a pink green shirt and a red hakamaru. I haven't tasted Yi Yi for a long time, but it is always as new as new."
