Objects / 002
Cinnabar
丹粟
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Mountains & Seas · Southern Mountains
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The second southern range begins at Mount Jǔ [柜]. To the west it overlooks Liúhuáng [流黃], to the north Zhūpí [諸毗], and to the east Chángyòu [長右]. The Yīng [英] River rises here and flows southwest into the Chì [赤] River; its waters contain much white jade and Cinnabar. There is a beast like a piglet, but with spurs, whose voice is like a barking dog. Its name is Lí Lì [貍力]; where it appears, the district undertakes many earthworks. There is a bird like an owl, but with human hands, whose voice resembles Bì [痺]. Its name is Zhū [鴸], and its cry gives its name. Where it appears, many men of standing are exiled from the district.From the English edition of Mountains & Seas. Open the reader for the Chinese editions and translator’s notes. Linked names follow the card catalogue; hover to see the original wording.
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英水出焉,西南流注于赤水。其中多白玉,多丹粟。Game card text
Target Armour or Shield gains Distract.
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