Japanese cruiser naming rulesBy 1905, the Japanese Navy had decided on the naming rules for cruisers: battle cruisers and first-class cruisers were named after mountains and rivers, and second-class cruisers were named after rivers.
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What are the ancient star naming rules?In ancient China, the naming rules of stars were mainly to project everything on earth into the sky. In the early days, there were stars named after living utensils such as Hu, mortar, cart, boat, dustpan, bucket, etc. Some were named after hunting utensils such as arc arrow, Bi, etc. There are also animals named after chickens, dogs, cattle, sheep, etc. Then, there were stars named after the emperor, prince, vassal, and other aristocrats; stars named after the official positions of Shangshu, Sangong, and General; stars named after the states of Zhou, Jin, Qin, and Chu; stars named after imperial guards and living utensils such as Yu Lin and Canopy. At the same time, in order to facilitate observation and memory, the ancients divided the starry sky into different regions. The number of stars in each region was different. These regions were called the Star Officials and had their own names.
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