Jédé, pronounced J and Dé, is a Chinese word, which means doing good for happiness. Doing good deeds (superstition) for happiness is benevolent governance or virtue accumulation. Refers to the accumulation of benevolent government or good deeds. Refers to a person of noble character.
The genealogy of the Yuan family in Suiyang Shangshu in the Qing Dynasty: "Qihuai (the father), the word Ziyi, was named Xiangxi. ..... about virtue, filial piety and prudence. "
The Book of Pan Geng: "You are kind to the people. As for your marriage friend, Pi dares to talk big, you have accumulated virtue! " A Dream of Red Mansions: "I would rather have a Buddha in our family, but that is the virtue of my Lord and my wife." Historical Records Liu and Biography: "Rites and music can be revived after a hundred years of accumulation of virtue."