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《儒家 - Confucianism》
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《孟子 - Mengzi》

[Warring States] 340 BC-250 BC

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[Also known as: "The Works of Mencius"]

《梁惠王下 - Liang Hui Wang II》
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19 Jump to dictionary Show parallel passages Show commentary Show additional information	梁惠王下:	邹与鲁哄。穆公问曰：“吾有司死者三十三人，而民莫之死也。诛之，则不可胜诛；不诛，则疾视其长上之死而不救，如之何则可也？”
	Liang Hui Wang II:	There had been a brush between Zou and Lu, when the duke Mu asked Mencius, saying,'Of my officers there were killed thirty-three men, and none of the people would die in their defence. Though I sentenced them to death for their conduct, it is impossible to put such a multitude to death. If I do not put them to death, then there is the crime unpunished of their looking angrily on at the death of their officers, and not saving them. How is the exigency of the case to be met?'
Jump to dictionary Show parallel passages Show additional information		孟子对曰：“凶年饥岁，君之民老弱转乎沟壑，壮者散而之四方者，几千人矣；而君之仓廪实，府库充，有司莫以告，是上慢而残下也。曾子曰：‘戒之戒之！出乎尔者，反乎尔者也。’夫民今而后得反之也。君无尤焉。君行仁政，斯民亲其上、死其长矣。”
		Mencius replied, 'In calamitous years and years of famine, the old and weak of your people, who have been found lying in the ditches and water-channels, and the able-bodied who have been scattered about to the four quarters, have amounted to several thousands. All the while, your granaries, 0 prince, have been stored with grain, and your treasuries and arsenals have been full, and not one of your officers has told you of the distress. Thus negligent have the superiors in your State been, and cruel to their inferiors. The philosopher Zeng said, "Beware, beware. What proceeds from you, will return to you again." Now at length the people have paid back the conduct of their officers to them. Do not you, 0 prince, blame them. If you will put in practice a benevolent government, this people will love you and all above them, and will die for their officers.'

《新书 - Xin Shu》

[Western Han (206 BC - 9)] Jia Yi

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[Also known as: 《贾谊新书》, 《贾子新书》, 《贾子》]

《大政上》

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1 Jump to dictionary Show parallel passages	大政上:	闻之于政也，民无不为本也。国以为本，君以为本，吏以为本。故国以民为安危，君以民为威侮，吏以民为贵贱，此之谓民无不为本也。闻之于政也，民无不为命也。国以为命，君以为命，吏以为命。故国以民为存亡，君以民为盲明，吏以民为贤不肖，此之谓民无不为命也。闻之于政也，民无不为功也。故国以为功，君以为功，吏以为功。国以民为兴坏，君以民为强弱，吏以民为能不能，此之谓民无不为功也。闻之于政也，民无不为力也，故国以为力，君以为力，吏以为力。故夫战之胜也，民欲胜也；攻之得也，民欲得也；守之存也，民欲存也。故率民而守，而民不欲存，则莫能以存矣。故率民而攻，民不欲得，则莫能以得矣。故率民而战，民不欲胜，则莫能以胜矣。故其民之为其上也，接敌而喜，进而不能止，敌人必骇，战由此胜也。夫民之于其上也，接而惧，必走去，战由此败也。故夫灾与福也，非粹在天也，必在士民也。呜呼，戒之戒之！夫士民之志，不可不要也。呜呼，戒之戒之！
2 Jump to dictionary Show parallel passages	大政上:	行之善也，粹以为福己矣。行之恶也，粹以为灾己矣。故受天之福者，天不功焉。被天之灾，则亦无怨天矣，行自为取之也。知善而弗行，谓之不明；知恶而弗改，必受天殃。天有常福，必与有德；天有常灾，必与夺民时。故夫民者，至贱而不可简也，至愚而不可欺也。故自古至于今，与民为雠者，有迟有速，而民必胜之。知善而弗行谓之狂，知恶而不改谓之惑，故夫狂与惑者，圣王之戒也，而君子之愧也。呜呼，戒之戒之！岂其以狂与惑自为之，明君而君子乎，闻善而行之如争，闻恶而改之如雠，然后祸灾可离，然后保福也。戒之戒之！
6 Jump to dictionary Show parallel passages	大政上:	夫民者，万世之本也，不可欺。凡居于上位者，简士苦民者是谓愚，敬士爱民者是谓智。夫愚智者，士民命之也。故夫民者，大族也，民不可不畏也。故夫民者，多力而不可适也。呜呼，戒之哉，戒之哉！与民为敌者，民必胜之。君能为善，则吏必能为善矣；吏能为善，则民必能为善矣。故民之不善也，吏之罪也；吏之不善也，君之过也。呜呼，戒之，戒之！故夫士民者，率之以道，然后士民道也；率之以义，然后士民义也；率之以忠，然后士民忠也；率之以信，然后士民信也。故为人君者，其出令也，其如声，士民学之，其如响，曲折而从君，其如景矣。呜呼，戒之哉，戒之哉！君乡善于此，则佚佚然协民皆乡善于彼矣，犹景之象形也。君为恶于此，则啍啍然协民皆为恶于彼矣，犹响之应声也。是以圣王而君子乎，执事而临民者日戒慎一日，则士民亦日戒慎一日矣，以道先民也。

《管子 - Guanzi》
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[Warring States - Han (475 BC - 220)]

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《枢言 - Shu Yan》

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先王贵诚信，诚信者，天下之结也。贤大夫不恃宗至，士不恃外权。坦坦之利不以功，坦坦之备不为用。故存国家，定社稷，在卒谋之闲耳。圣人用其心，沌沌乎博而圜，豚豚乎莫得其门，纷纷乎若乱丝，遗遗乎若有从治。故曰：欲知者知之，欲利者利之，欲勇者勇之，欲贵者贵之。彼欲贵，我贵之，人谓我有礼。彼欲勇，我勇之，人谓我恭。彼欲利，我利之，人谓我仁。彼欲知，我知之，人谓我愍，戒之戒之，微而异之。动作必思之，无令人识之，卒来者必备之，信之者仁也，不可欺者智也。既智且仁，是谓成人。