迧

In the hunting poem, it means “arrange, display, or present.”

The Stone Drum Inscriptions use 迧 in “迧禽奉雉.” Major datings place the carved stones before 221 BCE, though their exact date is disputed. The phrase appears in a royal hunting poem.

A Warring States manuscript study also records 迧 in 君迧, while the received text has 君陳. Later dictionary references connect it with 陳’s senses “state,” “display,” and “old”; 陣/阵 is used for troop formations. As of 2026, a Japanese character reference notes that 迧’s display can vary by environment. A blank or missing glyph can point to font support.