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先秦兩漢 - Pre-Qin and Han

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墨家 - Mohism

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[Also known as: "Moism"]

墨子 - Mozi

[Spring and Autumn - Warring States] 490 BC-221 BC
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[Also known as: "Mo-tze"]

卷二 - Book 2

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尚賢中 - Exaltation of the Virtuous II

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6 尚賢中:
今王公大人中實將欲治其國家,欲脩保而勿失,胡不察尚賢為政之本也?且以尚賢為政之本者,亦豈獨子墨子之言哉!此聖王之道,先王之書距年之言也。傳曰:『求聖君哲人,以裨輔而身』,《湯誓》云:『聿求元聖,與之戮力同心,以治天下。』則此言聖之不失以尚賢使能為政也。故古者聖王唯能審以尚賢使能為政,無異物雜焉,天下皆得其利。古者舜耕歷山,陶河瀕,漁雷澤,堯得之服澤之陽,舉以為天子,與接天下之政,治天下之民。伊摯,有莘氏女之私臣,親為庖人,湯得之,舉以為己相,與接天下之政,治天下之民。傅說被褐帶索。庸築乎傅巖,武丁得之,舉以為三公,與接天下之政,治天下之民。此何故始賤卒而貴,始貧卒而富?則王公大人明乎以尚賢使能為政。是以民無飢而不得食,寒而不得衣,勞而不得息,亂而不得治者。
Exaltation of the Virtuous...:
If the rulers now want to govern their states so that they will be permanent and unshakeable, why do they not learn that exaltation of the virtuous is the foundation of government? Besides, is this principle merely a conception of Mozi? It is the way of the sage-kings and the tenet of "Ju Nian," a book of an ancient king. And, thus it is recorded: "(He) sought out the wise men to protect and aid you." And thus states the "Oath of Tang": "I then sought for the Great Sage, with whom I might unite my strength and mind to govern the empire." All these show how the sage-kings never failed to exalt the virtuous and employ the capable in government. The sage-kings of old comprehended onlv this -- to exalt the virtuous and employ the capable in government and nobody else; so the whole world was benefited. In times of old, Shun cultivated land at Mt. Li made pottery by the River, and was engaged in fishing in Lake Lei. Yao discovered him at Fuze. Exalting him, Yao made him Emperor and handed to him the government of the empire and the rule over the people. Yi Zhi once served in the bridal party of the daughter of the Prince of Xin, and later voluntarily served Tang as his cook. Tang discovered him. Exalting him, Tang made him his Prime Minister and handed to him the government of the empire and the rule over the people. Fu Yue once wore garments of coarse cloth tied with ropes, working as an artisan at Fu Yan. Wu Ding discovered him. Exalting him, Wu Ding made him High Duke and handed to him the government of the empire and the rule over the people. Why is it that these people starting in humility arrived at honour, starting in poverty arrived at wealth? It is because these rulers understood the importance of exalting the virtuous and employing the capable in government. Therefore, none of the people were hungry yet without food, cold yet without clothing, tired yet without rest, disturbed yet without peace.

法家 - Legalism

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管子 - Guanzi

[Warring States - Han (475 BC - 220)]
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版法解 - Ban Fa Jie

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15 版法解:
凡所謂能以所不利利人者,舜是也;舜耕歷山,陶河濱,漁雷澤,不取其利,以教百姓,百姓舉利之。此所謂能以所不利利人者也。所謂能以所不有予人者,武王是也;武王伐紂,士卒往者,人有書社,入殷之日,決鉅橋之粟,散鹿臺之錢,殷民大說,此所謂能以所不有予人者也。

史書 - Histories

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史記 - Shiji

[Western Han] 109 BC-91 BC Sima Qian
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[Also known as: "Records of the Grand Historian"]

本紀 - Annals

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五帝本紀 - Annals of the Five Emperors

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20 五帝本紀:
舜,冀州之人也。舜耕歷山,漁雷澤,陶河濱,作什器於壽丘,就時於負夏。舜父瞽叟頑,母嚚,弟象傲,皆欲殺舜。舜順適不失子道,兄弟孝慈。欲殺,不可得;即求,嘗在側。
Annals of the Five...:
Shun was a native of Jizhou, ploughed on Li mountain, fished in Thunder lake, made pots on the bank of the river, fashioned various articles at Shouqiu, and went now and then to Fuxia. Shun's father, Gusou, was unprincipled, his mother insincere, and his brother, Xiang, arrogant. They all tried to kill Shun, who was obedient, and never by chance failed in his duty as a son, or his fraternal love. Though they tried to kill him they did not succeed, and when they sought him he got out of the way.

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