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When it is said in the Shu (Part IV, Book VIII, i, 1),
that Gao Zung, while occupying the mourning shed,
」, for three years did not speak,
this expresses approval of that sovereign.
But the kings all observed this rule;
why is the approval only expressed in connexion with him?
It may be replied,
'This Gao Zong was Wu Ding.'
Wu Ding was a worthy sovereign of Yin.
He had come to the throne in the due order of succession, and was thus loving and good in his observance of the mourning rites.
At this time
Yin, which had been decaying, revived again;
ceremonial usages, which had been neglected, came again into use.
On this account the approval of him was expressed,
and therefore it was recorded in the Shu, and he was styled Gao (The Exalted),
and designated Gao Zong (The Exalted and Honoured Sovereign).
,《:「」,(The rule was that), during the three years' mourning, a ruler should not speak; and that the Shu says, 'Gao Zong, while he occupied the mourning shed, for the three years did not speak,' was an illustration of this.
When it is said (in the Xiao Jing, chapter 18th),
'They speak, but without elegance of phrase,'
the reference is to ministers and inferior (officers).


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