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:「文王The Master said, "It is only King Wen of whom it can be said that he had no cause for grief!
王季 His father was King Ji,
武王 and his son was King Wu.
His father laid the foundations of his dignity,
and his son transmitted it.
武王王季文王King Wu continued the enterprise of King Tai, King Ji, and King Wen.
天下He once buckled on his armor, and got possession of the kingdom.
天下 He did not lose the distinguished personal reputation which he had throughout the kingdom.
天子 His dignity was the royal throne.
His riches were the possession of all within the four seas.
He offered his sacrifices in his ancestral temple, and his descendants maintained the sacrifices to himself.
武王 It was in his old age that King Wu received the appointment to the throne,
周公 and the duke of Zhou completed the virtuous course of Wen and Wu.
王季 He carried up the title of king to Tai and Ji,
天子 and sacrificed to all the former dukes above them with the royal ceremonies.
諸侯And this rule he extended to the princes of the kingdom, the great officers, the scholars, and the common people.
If the father were a great officer and the son a scholar, then the burial was that due to a great officer, and the sacrifice that due to a scholar.
If the father were a scholar and the son a great officer, then the burial was that due to a scholar, and the sacrifice that due to a great officer.
The one year's mourning
was made to extend only to the great officers,
but the three years' mourning
天子 extended to the Son of Heaven.
In the mourning for a father or mother,
。」 he allowed no difference between the noble and the mean.


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