Shujing

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Shujing is one of the oldest and most influential Chinese classics, traditionally regarded as a collection of historical documents and speeches that shaped early Chinese political and moral thought.

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Shujing canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese classic text ⓘ
Confucian classic ⓘ
historical document collection ⓘ
canonizedDuring Han dynasty ⓘ
commentedOnBy Kong Anguo ⓘ
Kong Yingda ⓘ
Zheng Xuan ⓘ
compiledDuring early Zhou period (traditional view) ⓘ
contains counsels to rulers ⓘ
proclamations ⓘ
royal edicts ⓘ
speeches ⓘ
culturalSignificance foundational text for Chinese political and moral thought ⓘ
emphasizes moral example of the ruler ⓘ
remonstrance by ministers ⓘ
ritual and order ⓘ
genre historical prose ⓘ
political philosophy ⓘ
hasAlternativeName Book of Documents ⓘ
Book of History ⓘ
Classic of Documents ⓘ
hasChineseName 尚書 ⓘ
書經 ⓘ
linked to: Book of Documents
hasPinyinName Shūjīng ⓘ
hasSectionType “books” (shu) subdivided into chapters ⓘ
historicalScope Shang dynasty ⓘ
Xia dynasty ⓘ
Zhou dynasty ⓘ
legendary sage kings period ⓘ
influenced Chinese historiography ⓘ
Chinese statecraft tradition ⓘ
Confucian political thought ⓘ
imperial examination curriculum ⓘ
language Classical Chinese ⓘ
mainTheme Mandate of Heaven ⓘ
moral governance ⓘ
political legitimacy ⓘ
virtue of rulers ⓘ
partOf Five Classics ⓘ
prescribes duties of ministers ⓘ
duties of the ruler ⓘ
standards for good governance ⓘ
region China ⓘ
status one of the oldest Chinese classics ⓘ
studiedBy Confucian scholars ⓘ
traditionallyAttributedTo Confucius ⓘ
usedAs canonical text in Confucian education ⓘ
source for political models ⓘ

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