NanshuBot

NanshuBot is operated by Nanshu.

CJK Unified Ideographs completed!

Main stuffs were from the Unihan database.
Quote from Unihan.txt

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The 4-corner table was created by Christian Wittern and Urs App (public domain): http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/packages/ccic/software/data/4corner.readme

The Cangjie data was taken from www.chinesecj.com with permission.

If you find problems especially legal ones, tell Nanshu.

Known Problems

• The Bot does not use long vowel signs to Japanese Kun because it requires morphological analysis. Compare 講師 kou-shi and 子牛 ko-ushi.
• The Bot detects the type of a character ("simplified", "traditional" or "both") by variants. If it has one or more simplified variants, it is "traditional". If its simplified variant is also a traditonal character (like 臺), its simplified variant (like 台) is "both". The same is true of traditional variants. But the detection is sometimes wrong.
• The Bot does not designate the type of a character ("simplified", "traditional" or "both") if it has neither simplified nor traditional variants.
• The Bot sorts Chinese readings by alphabetical order. They should be rearranged by frequency.
• Some Pinyin spellings are broken. See Wiktionary talk:Chinese Pinyin index
• Some Japanese On and Kun readings are spelt in the old orthography.
  • au -> ō
  • iu -> yū
  • eu -> yō
  • fu -> u
    • afu -> ō
    • ifu -> yū
    • efu -> yō
  • kwan -> kan
  • The compiler would be non-Japanese. He/she mixed ゐ up with る.
• Inconsistency in the format.
  • Radical (-542F)
  • Korean (-5EFF)
• 'Stroke number' should be 'stroke count'. (See Talk:维.)