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The Zuo Tradition
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A foundational chronicle of Spring and Autumn politics, diplomacy, war, and moral judgment.
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The Zuo Tradition
The Zuo Tradition expands the terse annals of Lu into vivid narratives of rulers, ministers, alliances, battles, envoys, and ethical consequences.
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The Zuo Tradition
Zuo Qiuming
Capítulo de vista previaDuke Zhuang of Zheng Defeats Duan at YanVista previa
Duke Zhuang of Zheng Defeats Duan at Yan
Capítulo de vista previaFirst Year of Duke YinVista previa
At first, Duke Wu of Zheng married a woman of the State of Shen named Wu Jiang. Wu Jiang gave birth to Duke Zhuang and Gongshu Duan. Duke Zhuang was born after a difficult labor that greatly frightened Jiang, so he was named “Wusheng,” meaning “born feet first,” and she came to dislike him. Jiang favored Gongshu Duan and wished to have him made heir apparent. She repeatedly asked Duke Wu to do so, but Duke Wu refused.
After Duke Zhuang succeeded to the throne, Jiang asked that the place called Zhi be granted to Gongshu Duan as his fief. Duke Zhuang said, “Zhi is a dangerous strategic place. Guo Shu died there. Let him choose any other place.” Jiang then asked for Jing, and Gongshu Duan was settled there. Everyone called him “Grand Uncle of the Capital.”
Ji Zhong said to Duke Zhuang, “If the walls of a secondary city extend for more than three hundred zhang in circumference, it becomes a danger to the state. Under the institutions of the former kings, the largest secondary cities could not exceed one-third the size of the capital; medium-sized ones could not exceed one-fifth; and small ones could not exceed one-ninth. The walls of Jing now violate these regulations. This is not permitted under the ancestral system, and Your Lordship will not be able to endure the consequences.”
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- 01Full text
- 02Duke Zhuang of Zheng Defeats Duan at Yan
- 03First Year of Duke Yin
- 04Duke Zhuang said, “Jiang insists upon it. How can I avoid the trouble?”
- 05Duke Zhuang said, “There is no need. He will bring disaster upon himself.”
- 06Duke Zhuang said, “You have a mother to whom you can bring food. Alas! I have none.”
- 07Third Year of Duke Yin
- 08Third Year of Duke Yin
- 09Duke Zhuang of Zheng Admonishes the Officials Guarding Xu
- 10Eleventh Year of Duke Yin
- 11Duke Zhuang then settled Gongsun Huo in the western part of the city of Xu and told him:
- 12Second Year of Duke Huan
- 13Sixth Year of Duke Huan
- 14Tenth Year of Duke Zhuang
- 15Fourth Year of Duke Xi
- 16Duke Huan said:
- 17Duke Huan then said:
- 18Fifth Year of Duke Xi
- 19Fifteenth Year of Duke Xi
- 20Duke Hui said to Qing Zheng, “The enemy has penetrated deeply. What should we do?”
- 21Duke Hui asked, “How can that be?”
- 22Duke Hui said:
- 23Duke Mu of Qin sent Gongsun Zhi to reply:
- 24Duke Mu of Qin sent someone to comfort them:
- 25Duke Mu said:
- 26Duke Mu asked, “Is Jin united?”
- 27Duke Mu asked:
- 28Duke Mu said:
- 29Duke Mu of Qin once more sent grain to them, saying:
- 30Duke Xiang said, “That cannot be done.”
- 31Duke Xiang said:
- 32Duke Wen asked:
- 33Duke Wen said:
- 34Duke Wen said:
- 35Duke Wen sent Luan Zhi to answer:
- 36Duke Wen said:
- 37Duke Wen replied:
- 38Duke Mu sent someone to rebuke Jian Shu:
- 39Duke Mu sent Huang Wuzi to dismiss them politely:
- 40First Year of Duke Wen
- 41Second Year of Duke Xuan
- 42Duke Ling of Jin Fails to Act as a Ruler
- 43Second Year of Duke Xuan
- 44Third Year of Duke Xuan
- 45Twelfth Year of Duke Xuan
- 46Fourteenth and Fifteenth Years of Duke Xuan
- 47Second Year of Duke Cheng
- 48Duke Qing said:
- 49Duke Qing of Qi sent a messenger to request battle:
- 50Duke Qing said:
- 51Duke Qing said:
- 52Duke Qing replied:
- 53Duke Jing of Jin said:
- 54Third Year of Duke Cheng
- 55Ninth Year of Duke Cheng
- 56Duke Jing asked:
- 57Duke Jing asked:
- 58Tenth Year of Duke Cheng
- 59Duke Jing said:
- 60Thirteenth Year of Duke Cheng
- 61Sixteenth Year of Duke Cheng
- 62Duke Cheng put her off by referring to Jin’s request for troops:
- 63Third Year of Duke Xiang
- 64Fourth Year of Duke Xiang
- 65Duke Dao of Jin said:
- 66Duke Dao asked:
- 67Duke Dao said:
- 68Fourteenth Year of Duke Xiang
- 69Duke Zhuang replied:
- 70First Year of Duke Zhao
- 71Twelfth and Thirteenth Years of Duke Zhao
- 72Nineteenth and Twentieth Years of Duke Zhao
- 73Fourth and Fifth Years of Duke Ding
- 74Duke Ai of Qin sent someone to reply courteously:
- 75Eleventh Year of Duke Ai
- 76Sixteenth Year of Duke Ai
