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《先秦兩漢 - Pre-Qin and Han》

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[Western Han] 109 BC-91 BC Sima Qian

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[Also known as: "Records of the Grand Historian"]

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17 Jump to dictionary Show parallel passages	夏本紀:	於是九州攸同，四奧既居，九山刊旅，九川滌原，九澤既陂，四海會同。六府甚修，眾土交正，致慎財賦，咸則三壤成賦。中國賜土姓：「祗臺德先，不距朕行。」
	Annals of the Xia:	So throughout the nine provinces a similar order was effected: the four coasts were built over, the hills were cleared of their wood and sacrificed to, the streams had their sources scoured out, the marshes were well banked, and all within the four seas had access to the capital. The six treasuries of nature were made the most of, and the various parts of the country exactly compared so that the receipt of revenue could be carefully adjusted according to their resources. The three characters of the soil were classified, and the taxation fixed. The central government conferred lands and surnames. Revenue was paid to the Emperor's exalted virtue, which was set up as an example, and none opposed his Majesty's action.

[Xin - Eastern Han] 36-111

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[Also known as: 《前漢》]

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地理志上:

九州逌同，四奧既宅，九山刊旅，九川滌原，九澤既陂，四海會同。六府孔修，庶土交正，厎慎財賦，咸則三壤，成賦中國。錫土姓：「祗台德先，不距朕行。」

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[Spring and Autumn (772 BC - 476 BC)]

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[Also known as: 《書》, 《書經》, "The Classic of History", "The Book of Documents"]

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English translation: James Legge ^[?]

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24 Jump to dictionary Show parallel passages	禹貢:	九州攸同，四隩既宅，九山刊旅，九川滌源，九澤既陂，四海會同。六府孔修，庶土交正，厎慎財賦，咸則三壤成賦。中邦錫土、姓，祗台德先，不距朕行。
	Tribute of Yu:	(Thus), throughout the nine provinces a similar order was effected:--the grounds along the waters were everywhere made habitable; the hills were cleared of their superfluous wood and sacrificed to; the sources of the rivers were cleared; the marshes were well banked; and access to the capital was secured for all within the four seas. The six magazines (of material wealth) were fully attended to; the different parts of the country were subjected to an exact comparison, so that contribution of revenue could be carefully adjusted according to their resources. (The fields) were all classified with reference to the three characters of the soil; and the revenues for the Middle Region were established. He conferred lands and surnames. (He said), 'Let me set the example of a reverent attention to my virtue, and none will act contrary to my conduct.'