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道家 -> 莊子 -> 雜篇 -> 讓王 -> 2

When Dai-wang Dan-fu was dwelling in Bin,
the wild tribes of the North attacked him.
He tried to serve them with skins and silks, but they were not satisfied.
He tried to serve them with dogs and horses, but they were not satisfied,
and then with pearls and jade, but they were not satisfied.
What they sought was his territory.
Dai-wang Dan-fu said (to his people),
'To dwell with the elder brother and cause the younger brother to be killed,
or with the father and cause the son to be killed,
-- this is what I cannot bear to do.
Make an effort, my children, to remain here.
What difference is there between being my subjects, or the subjects of those wild people?
And I have heard
。」 that a man does not use that which he employs for nourishing his people to injure them.'
Thereupon he took his staff and switch and left,
but the people followed him in an unbroken train,
岐山 and he established a (new) state at the foot of mount Qi.
Thus Dai-wang Dan-fu might be pronounced one who could give its (due) honour to life.
Those who are able to do so,
though they may be rich and noble, will not, for that which nourishes them, injure their persons;
and though they may be poor and mean, will not, for the sake of gain, involve their bodies (in danger).
The men of the present age
who occupy high offices and are of honourable rank
all lose these (advantages) again,
and in the prospect of gain lightly expose their persons to ruin:
is it not a case of delusion?


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