The origin of the name of Ci Pai. Such as Mantingfang, Partridge Sky, etc. Why choose such a name?

A brief explanation of word cards

Every word has word cards. For example, Azolla, Xijiangyue, etc. The so-called Ci Pai is the name of the format of Ci. There are more than 1,180 Ci Pai in the "Ci Gui" written by Wan Shu in the Qing Dynasty. In fact, there are even more Ci Pai than this number.

There are roughly three origins of Cipai:

1. It was originally the name of a piece of music. The predecessor of the word is a song with music, such as Bodhisattva Man. According to legend, during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, the female barbarians paid tribute. They wore gold crowns in high buns and Yingluo (; jewelry worn on the body), and they looked like Bodhisattvas. Therefore, people at that time had a composition. Bodhisattva simply chanted it, and it later became a Ci Pai. The same is true for Xijiangyue, Qinyuanchun, etc.

2. Take a few words from the word to make a word card. Such as recalling Jiangnan, it comes from Bai Juyi's "Jiangnan is so good... you can't forget Jiangnan". Nian Nujiao is also known as Dajiangdong Qu, which comes from Su Dongpo's sentence "Da Jiangdong Qu".

3. It turns out to be the title of Ci. For example, Yugezi sings about the life of a fisherman, Langtaosha sings about the big waves and sand, and Gengluozi sings about the night. If the "original meaning" is written under the word card, that word card is also the title.

Most of the word tags are not the original meaning of the word, but just a code for a word spectrum, and the word title has nothing to do with the word tag. When writing lyrics, most people have to create a new title or add small prints below to express their ambition.

The origin of the name of Ci Pai

Yu Gezi: also known as "The Fisherman". The title of Tang Jiaofang's song, the lyrics and melody were created by Zhang Zhihe.

Xiaoxiang God: also known as "Xiaoxiang Song". A divine song performed in the Xiaoxiang area of ​​the Tang Dynasty to worship the concubine Xiang.

Sauvignon Blanc: The name of the tune is taken from the Yuefu of the Southern Dynasties, "The top part is about long-lasting lovesickness, the bottom part is about long-term separation", which was the original name of the Tang Jiaofang song.

Wang Jiangnan: The original name is "Xie Qiuniang". Li Deyu wrote it for the deceased prostitute Xie Qiuniang. Because Bai Juyi's poem contains "can't remember Jiangnan", it was renamed "Recalling Jiangnan", also known as "Dream of Jiangnan" and "Wang Jiangnan". ""Jiangnan is Good" and so on.

Visit Kinmen: The original name of the Tang Jiaofang song. The Dunhuang lyrics include the sentence "I have to pay a visit to the imperial court at Kinmen", which is suspected to be the original meaning of the tune.

Cangwu Ballad: commonly known as "The Sixteen-Character Order".

Ru Meng Ling: Created by Li Cunxu, Emperor Zhuangzong of the Later Tang Dynasty, it was named because of the words "like a dream, like a dream" in the poem.

The Sapphire Case: The name comes from Zhang Heng's "Poetry of Four Sorrows" of the Han Dynasty: "A beauty gave me a beautiful piece, how can I repay the Sapphire Case".

Ba Teng Ganzhou: It is adapted from the Tang Dynasty frontier fortress song "Ganzhou". It is named Ba Teng because of the eight rhymes in the upper and lower parts.

Niannujiao: Niannu was a famous singing girl during the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty. This is the name of the song.

天仙子: The original name of Tang Jiaofang's song, its real name is "Wansi Nian". It was renamed because Huangfu Song's poem contains the line "I am sorry for the heavenly immortals."

Shui Tiao Song: There is "Shui Tiao Song" in the Tang Dynasty. It was composed by Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty when he was digging the Bianhe River. This tune is a new tune cut from the beginning of it.

Bodhisattva Man: The name of the original Jiaofang song, also known as "Midnight Song", "A Cloud in Wushan", etc. According to records, during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, the female barbarians paid tribute. They wore golden crowns in high buns and necklaces and quilts, so they were called the Bodhisattva Barbarians Team, and the musicians composed "Bodhisattva Barbarians Song".

The hairpin-headed phoenix: It is named after the phrase "poor and lonely like a hairpin-headed phoenix" in "Xie Fang Ci" written by an unknown person.

Xijiang Moon: The name is taken from Li Bai's "Su Tai Lian Gu" "Now there is only the Xijiang Moon, which once illuminated the people in King Wu's Palace."

Linjiangxian: The original name of the Tang Jiaofang song was originally dedicated to Xiang Ling.

Nan Gezi: The original title of the Tang Jiaofang song was taken from Zhang Heng's "Nan Du Fu" "Sitting in the South, singing and dancing."

One-cut plum blossom: named after Zhou Bangyan's poem "One-cut plum blossoms are all kinds of beautiful".

Water Dragon Yin: The name of the tune is taken from Li Bai's poem "The Flute Plays the Water Dragon Yin".

Qinyuan Spring: Qinyuan was originally the garden of Princess Qinshui in the Han Dynasty, and the poets of the Tang Dynasty used it to call it Princess Garden.

Butterflies in Love with Flowers: The original title of Tang Jiaofang's song was taken from the poem "Butterflies in Love with Flowers over the Steps in the Gorge" written by Emperor Wen of Liang Dynasty. It is also known as "Magpies Stepping on the Branches" and "Phoenix Qiwu".

Breaking the Formation: The original name of the Tang Jiaofang song, also known as "Ten Beats", comes from the large-scale martial arts music "The Music of the King of Qin Breaking the Formation" composed by Li Shimin, the king of Qin in the early Tang Dynasty