The many names of the ring

Rings have existed since ancient times. According to existing literature, they have many synonyms such as "notes", "about fingers", "drive rings", "generation fingers", and "rings".
The "Notes" in the second volume of "Cymology" says: "Notes: ring, ring. Please refer to the biography of "Yiwo Tong Guan" in "Shi·Beifeng·Jingnu"."
Liu Yuanqing of the Ming Dynasty, "Xianyi Bian·Xian Chao Xia" - the present ring, and Yun's notes.
Tu Long's "Sixty Kinds of Songs: Epiphyllum" - "Look at the fingers as often as possible, pretending to scratch your head."
"Miscellaneous Notes on Xijing" written by Liu Xin of the Han Dynasty: "Qi Ji used a hundred alchemy rings as a driving ring. If you see the finger bones, it will be evil."
The "Ring" article in Volume 6 of Wang Sanpin's "An Examination of Ancient and Modern Things" says: "The Essentials of the Five Classics says, 'In ancient times, the concubines and concubines were in the king's palace. When they were in charge, they would enter with a silver ring, and if they were pregnant, they would retreat with a gold ring. , The one who is advancing is on the right hand, and the one who is retreating is on the left hand. This system of three generations is the current generation.
Among these synonyms, "ring" is the most frequently used and has been used for the longest time. There are records about it in historical books such as "Book of Jin", "History of the South", "New Book of Tang", and "History of Song", as well as in literary works such as "The Popular Romance of the Three Treasure Eunuchs of the West" by Luo Maodeng of the Ming Dynasty.