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It was originally split into five volumes, two belonging to the Middle Chinese Ping tone (平聲), one each for the other three Middle Chinese tonal language|tones, Shang (上聲), Qu (去聲) and Ru (入聲). Each tone was split into rimes, and under each rimes were grouped characters of the same onset, and under each entry, was given a brief explanation of its meaning. The total number of rimes in Guangyun, split over the four tones is 206. See also: Rime tables Category:Chinese language This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Guangyun".
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