Zhuque (Q1059392)
one of the Four Symbols of Chinese mythology; represents the south and the summer season
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Current Data About Zhuque
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(P31) (Q1074076)

(Q30301495)

(P155) (Q515882)

(P156) (Q1072455)

(P361) (Q1073260)

(P373) Vermilion Bird
(P143)

(P462) (Q737438)

(P560) (Q667)

(P1343) (Q3181656)
(P1810) Fum

(P1705) "朱雀" (language: zh)
(P1721) Zhū Què

"Chu Tước" (language: vi)

"주작" (language: ko)
(P2001) Jujak
(P1942) Chujak

"朱雀" (language: ja)
(P1814) すざく
(P2125) Suzaku

"朱雀" (language: ja)
(P1814) しゅじゃく
(P2125) Shujaku

"朱雀" (language: ja)
(P1814) すじゃく
(P2125) Sujaku

(P1889) (Q527525)

(Q107075807)
(P1013)

(Q21660998)
(P1013)

(P5008) (Q6173448)
(P585) Monday, October 31, 2022

other details
aliases Zhūquè
 Chu Tước
 Vermilion Bird
description one of the Four Symbols of Chinese mythology; represents the south and the summer season

External Links
(P646) /m/0fpnvj
(P11408) 朱雀