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儒家 -> 孟子 -> 梁惠王下 -> 10.4

:「I beg your Majesty,' was the reply, 'not to love small valour.
If a man brandishes his sword, looks fiercely, and says,
』! "How dare he withstand me?"
匹夫 - this is the valour of a common man,
who can be the opponent only of a single individual.
I beg your Majesty to greaten it.
It is said in the Book of Poetry,
"The king blazed with anger,
And he marshalled his hosts,
To stop the march to Chu,
To consolidate the prosperity of Zhou,
天下。』 To meet the expectations of the nation."
文王This was the valour of king Wen.
文王天下King Wen, in one burst of his anger, gave repose to all the people of the kingdom.
In the Book of History it is said,
"Heaven having produced the inferior people,
made for them rulers and teachers,
with the purpose that they should be assisting to God,
and therefore distinguished them throughout the four quarters of the land.
Whoever are offenders, and whoever are innocent,
here am I to deal with them.
天下?』 How dare any under heaven give indulgence to their refractory wills?"
天下武王There was one man pursuing a violent and disorderly course in the kingdom, and king Wu was ashamed of it.
武王This was the valour of king Wu.
武王天下He also, by one display of his anger, gave repose to all the people of the kingdom.
天下Let now your Majesty also, in one burst of anger, give repose to all the people of the kingdom.
。」 The people are only afraid that your Majesty does not love valour.'


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