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经典文献 -> 尚书 -> 周书 -> 洛诰 -> 7

周公The duke of Zhou did obeisance with his hands to his head and his head to the ground, saying,
武王'You have charged me, O king, to come here. I undertake (the charge), and will protect the people whom your accomplished grandfather, and your glorious and meritorious father, king Wu, received by the decree (of Heaven). I will enlarge the reverence which I cherish for you.
(But), my son, come (frequently), and inspect this settlement.
Pay great honour to (old) statutes, and to the good and wise men of Yin.
Good government (here) will make you (indeed) the new sovereign of the kingdom,
and an example of (royal) respectfulness to all your successors of Zhou.'
(The duke) proceeded to say, 'From this time, by the government administered in this central spot,
all the states will be conducted to repose;
and this will be the completion of your merit, O king.
I, Tan, with the numerous officers and managers of affairs, will consolidate the achievements of our predecessors,
in response to (the hopes of) the people.
。’ I will afford an example of sincerity to (future ministers of) Zhou,
seeking to render complete the pattern intended for the enlightenment of you, my son,
and thus to carry fully out the virtue of your accomplished grandfather.'


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