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公儀仲子At the mourning rites for Gong-yi Zhong-zi,
檀弓Tan Gong (was there), wearing the mourning cincture for the head,
仲子Zhong-zi had passed over his grandson, and appointed one of his (younger) sons as his successor (and head of the family).
檀弓 Tan Gong said (to himself),
'How is this?
。」 I never heard of such a thing;'
子服伯子 and he hurried to Zi-fu Bo-zi at the right of the door,
and said,
仲子?」' How is it that Zhong-zi passed over his grandson, and made a (younger) son his successor?'
Bo-zi replied,
仲子'Zhong-zi perhaps has done in this, like others, according to the way of antiquity.
文王武王Anciently, king Wen passed over his eldest son Yi-kao, and appointed king Wu;
and the count of Wei passed over his grandson Tu, and made Yan, his (own) younger brother, his successor.
仲子。」 Zhong-zi perhaps did also in this according to the way of antiquity.'
子游孔子 Zi-you asked Confucius (about the matter),
孔子 and he said,
'Nay,
。」 (the rule is to) appoint the grandson.'


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