Chapter One
Shuliang He Distmguishes Himself in the Battlefield;
Yan Zhengzai Gives Birth to a Long-expected Son
Chapter Two
The Stepmother Brmgs Up Her Son;
The Grandfather Teaches His Grandson
Chapter Three
Confucius Is Turned Away by a Powerful Man;
He Displays His Talents to the Lord in a Discourse on State
Affairs
Chapter Four
Confucius Becomes Keeper of Granaries and Visits the Peas-
ants;
Reappointed to Keeper of Livestock, He Punishes a Crooked
Subordinate
Chapter Five
Confucius Has His Mother Buried by His Father's Side;
He Travels a Long Distance to Study Music After a Famous
Master
Chapter Six
Confucius Starts to Take on Disciples;
Duke Jing of Qi Seeks to Enlist Real Talents into His Service
Chapter Seven
Confucius Visits Lao Zi m the Royal Capital;
He Studies Music from Chang Hong While Staying with
Lao Zi
Chapter Eight
Helped by Virtuous Ministers, Duke Zhao of Lu Escapes from
the Jaws of Death;
Receiving Timely Reinforcements Jisun Yiru Turns Defeat
into Victory
Chapter Nine
Gao Zhaozi Treats a Man of Inferior Rank with Respect;
Yan Ymg Is Jeaslous of Confucius for His Talent
Chapter Ten
Listening to Shao Music, Confucius Forgets the Taste of Meat;
Nangong Shi Comprehends His Master's Message by Recitmg
a Peom
Chapter Eleven
Confucius and His Disciples Climb Mount Tai to Broaden
Their Vision;
Tracing the Source of the Sishui River They Compare the Past
with the Present
Chapter Twelve
Jisun Yiru Exhorts His Son for the Sake of the Family;
Confucius Explains the Meanmg of the Slanting Vessel to His
Disciples in the Temple
Chapter Thirteen
Two Cousins Set a Trap by Giving a Banquet at Pu Garden;
The Lu Sovereign Sends an Expedition Against the City of
Huan
Chapter Fourteen
Yang Hu Has a Narrow Escape from Lu to Qi;
Duke Jing of Qi Fails to Satisfy the Demand of Duke Ding
of Lu
Chapter Fifteen
Confucius Governs Zhongdu Well by Punishmg Profiteers and
ElLminating Outdated Customs;
The People Build Water Conservancy Projects and Subse-
quently Enjoy a Bumper Harvest
Chapter Sixteen
Confudus Becomes Mmister of Justice and Resolves a Dispute
Between Father and Son;
He Recommends Two Disciples to Be Stewards at the Chief
Minister's House
Chapter Seventeen
Li Chu Seeks a Chance to Humiliate the Lord of Lu;
Confucius Trains the Army in Case of Emergency
Chapter Eighteen
Lu Gains a Diplomatic Victory at the Jiagu Meeting;
The Entire State of Qi Mourns Yan Ying's Death
Chapter Nineteen
On Shimen Mountain the Disciples Express Their Aspirations;
Among Apricot Trees the Master Sings to the Accompaniment
of the Zither
Chapter Twenty
The Lu Army Gains a Victory by Lurmg the Enemy Away
from His Base;
Fighting Against Overwhelmmg Odds the Rebel Troops Suffer
a Crushmg Defeat
Chapter Twenty-one
Confucius Advises the Duke of Lu to Restore the Rites of
Zhou;
Qi Uses Beautiful Maidens to Disrupt the Lu Court
Chapter Twenty-two
Wallowmg in Pleasure, Duke Ding of Lu Neglects State
Affairs;
Disappointed with the Fatuous Sovereign Confucius Leaves
His Homeland
Chapter Twenty-three
Confucius and His Disciples Arrive in the State of Wei;
The Duke of Wei and His Consort Have an Argument m the
Garden
Chapter Twenty-four
The Wanton Consort Has an Affair with a Courtier;
A Brave General of Wei Subdues a Rebellion
Chapter Twenty-five
Confucius Is Kept Under Surveillance in Wei;
He and His Disciples Are Surrounded at Kuang
Chapter Twenty-six
Confucius and His Disciples Return to Wei;
Lady Nan Zi Meets with. Confucius
Chapter Twenty-seven
Confucius Accompanies the Duke of Wei on an Excursion;
The Duke's Son Attempts to Assassinate His Mother
Chapter Twenty-eight
Master and Disciples Discuss State Affairs by the Yellow River;
Courders of Jin Compete for Control of Its Army
Chapter Twenty-nine
Father and Son Fight for the Dukedom of Wei;
Confucius and His Disciples Encounter Some Bandits
Chapter Thirty
Zi Gong Calls on a Village Woman to Learn a Secret Method;
Confudus Tells Duke Min of Chen the Origin of a Strange
Arrow
Chapter Thirty-one
Confucius Describes the Attributes of a Benevolent Man;
On his Deathbed Jisun Si Thinks of Confucius
Chapter Thirty-two
Duke Min of Chen Hunts Auspicious Animals Despite Confu-
cius' Objection;
A Wu General Is Persuaded by Confucius to Withdraw His
Invading Troops
Chapter Thirty-three
Confucius and His Disciples Starve at the Chen-Cai Boundary;
The Magistrate of She Is Impressed by Confucius' Teaching
Chapter Thirty-four
Gao Chai Redresses a Wrong;
Confucius Explains the Importance of Rectifying Names
Chapter Thirty-five
Zi Gong Defeats Bo Pi in a Verbal Battle;
Confucius Praises Zi Lu for Being a Good Official
Chapter Thirty-six
Confucius Misses His Sick Wife Back in Lu;
You Ruo Leads the Lu Army to Defeat Invaders from
Wu
Chapter Thirty-seven
Zi Gong Successfully Reclaims the Lost Land for Lu;
Lady Qiguan Longs in Vain for Her Husband's Return
Chapter Thirty-eight
You Ruo Defeats the Qi Army by Strategy;
Zi Gong Uses His Eloquence to Convince the Prmce of
Wu
Chapter Thirty-nine
Bao Mu's Army Is Routed by the Joint Forces of Lu and
Wu;
Confucius Returns to His Homeland to Meet with Duke Ai
ofLu
Chapter Forty
Confucius and His Disciples Discuss Their Political Ideals;
Min Shun Declmes to Take Office to Preserve His Purity
Chapter Forty-one
Zi Gong Is Advised to Accept His Appomtment to Magistrate
of Wenyang;
Confucius Dreams of King Jing of Zhou
Chapter Forty-two
Confucius Talks About Filial Duties;
Master and Disciples Plant Junipers m the Courtyard
Chapter Forty-three
Yan Yan Is Highly Praised for High Performance in Office;
Confucius Loses His Son and His Favorite Disciple
Chapter Forty-four
Gao Chai Tries Cases Justly;
Kong Zhong Places Trivialities over Essentials
Chapter Forty-five
Confucius Finds His Favorite Disciple in Poor Health;
Gao Chai Deals with a Difficult Case Involvmg the Duke's
Consort
Chapter Forty-six
Mi Buqi Reports to Confucius His Achievements in Office;
Yan Hui Dies of Illness in the Prime of Life
Chapter Forty-seven
Confucius Despairs of Realizing His Ideal on Seeing an Auspi-
cious Animal Shot Dead in Lu;
Kuai Kui Celebrates the Success of His Southern Expedition
with Jubilation
Chapter Forty-eight
Zi Lu Dies a Cruel Death in the State of Wei;
On His Deathbed Confucius Finds a Successor for Himself
Chapter Forty-nine
Yan Hui Ranks First Among Confucian Disciples m Virtue;
Zi Gong Stays by Confucius' Grave m Mourning for Six Years
Chapter Fifty
Confucius Receives Various Titles from Subsequent Kings and
Emperors;
The Confucian Descendants Enjoy Honor and Position in
Successive Dynasties
AFTERWORD
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