“有”是先秦典籍中常见的词头,多加在国名、部族名前,如“有夏”(书·汤誓)、“有殷”(书·召诰)、“有周”(书·君)、“有苗”(书·皋陶谟)、“有”(诗·长发);也可以加在普通名词前,如“有邦”(书·皋陶谟)、“有方”(书·多方)、“有帝”(左传·昭公二十九年)、“有王”(书·召诰)、“有民”(书·益稷)、“有众”(书·盤庚中)、“有政”(论语·为政)、“有僚”(书·洛 “Yes ” is a common prefix in the pre-Qin classics, more in the country name, before the tribal name, such as “summer” (Book Soup oath), “” Yin “ Zhou ”(the book Jun), “ seedling ”(Gao Gao book), “ have ”(poem long hair); can also be added to the common noun, such as (Book · Gao Tao Mo), “” Fang Fang “(Book · Multifaceted),” Emperor “(Zuo Zhao Gong twenty-nine years),” King “(Book summon) ”There are people “ (Book Yiji), ”There are public “ (Book Pangea), ”Politics “ (Analects of Confucius), ”