Cài È shì Zhōngguó jìndài shǐ shàng de zhòngyào jūnshì rénwù.
Cai E is an important military figure in modern Chinese history.
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history
The character 鍔 is notable as part of the name Cai E (蔡鍔, 1882–1916), a general who led the National Protection War against Yuan Shikai's attempt to restore imperial rule. Outside of this proper name, 鍔 is a literary/classical term for a sword's cutting edge, rarely used in everyday modern Chinese.
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pictograph
鍔è
blade edge
鍔 is the traditional form of a rare literary char for a sword's cutting edge. The left side is the metal radical 金, the right side is the phonetic 咢 (è). This traditional glyph lacks reliable stroke-by-stroke data, so it is treated as a single graphic unit here.
No stroke data for 鍔; the glyph shown is your device font, so component strokes can't be highlighted.
