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諸侯For the princes to suspend (their drums and bells) in four rows like the walls of an apartment (after the fashion of the king),
and to use a white bull in sacrificing;
to strike the sonorous jade;
to use the red shields with their metal fronts
》, and the cap with descending tassels in dancing the Da-Wu;
and to ride in the grand chariot
諸侯- these were usages which they usurped.
The towered gateway with the screen across the path,
and the stand to receive the emptied cups;
the axes embroidered
on the inner garment with its vermilion colour
- these were usurpations of the Great officers.
天子Thus, when the son of Heaven was small and weak,
諸侯 the princes pushed their usurpations;
and when the Great officers were strong,
諸侯 the princes were oppressed by them,
In this state (those officers) gave honour to one another as if they had been of (high) degree;
覿 had interviews with one another and made offerings;
and bribed one another for their individual benefit:
天下 and thus all usages of ceremony were thrown into disorder.
諸侯天子 It was not lawful for the princes to sacrifice to the king to whom they traced their ancestry,
諸侯 nor for the Great officers to do so to the rulers from whom they sprang.
The practice of having a temple to such rulers in their private families,
was contrary to propriety.
It originated with the three Huan.


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