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| | CONFUCIANISM AND TAOISM |
 | | Hou-chi, the Prince of Millet, became the putative (commonly regarded as such; reputed, supposed) ancestor of the Chi Clan, Yu the Great, the hero of the primeval Flood, was the putative ancestor of Szu. |
 | | They record matters of dynastic concern-marriages and deaths of the princely house, treaties with other states, and ominous events (untimely weather, the appearance of freaks and the like) and observations of eclipses and meteors. |
 | | a prince) is the princely ideal which becomes in Confucian teaching the embodiment of the ideals of human conduct. |
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