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A
Abstinence 263, 656
Admonitions duty of 463; resignation after three -- 465-466; right to 467-468; five kinds of 468-470
ai, plant for brewing liquor 508
Ancestral Tablet taken on expeditions 499-500; description of 653
Ancestral Temple enfeoffment and bestowal of ranks in 224; wife presented to 250; barbarians not allowed into 399; expeditions announced to 452; place of rest for forefathers 489; Tour of Inspection announced to 498; King lodged in -- of Feudal Lord 500; divination in 524; personal name given in 582; caps worn in 614, 617; apartments of 652; sacrifices in 652, 653
Apanage given to Feudal Lords in the King's service 427; of Heir 428; of Ministers and great officers 428
Appellation meaning of 230, 234-235; change of -- by new Dynasty 234-235; recorded on stone 239; no distinction between Substance and Form 371; modelled on Heaven and sun 375; four distinguishing --s 588-590
Archery Great -- meeting 238; District -- 474-477, 484; aids yang-fluid in spring 474, 476; rules of 475; the practise of rites and music at 476; takes place on platform 476; distances from where to shoot 476; held in Great College 484
Army of Son of Heaven and Feudal Lords 446-447; not directed from capital 451; age for entering and leaving -- 452; should not be out for more than a season 452-453; borrowing a road 460-461; general of -- not called an envoy 517; tablet for mobilizing -- 541; escape from service in 627; moves 30 li a day 631
Audience Hall of 374; ch'ao -- 517, 654; chin -- 518; when the ch'ing-ming wind comes 535;
Auspicious Jade Tablets collected at 538; presents at 654
Auspicious Dress 641
Auspicious Grain 241, 243
Auspicious Wind 242
B
Bamboo musical instruments of 405, 407; mourning staff of -- used for father 624
Barbarian Tribes converted 242; music and dance of 396-399; names of 399-401; not treated as subjects 516
Baron fiefholder of 50 li 219; promotion and degradation of 510, 512
Bells 405, 408, 558
Black Millet Herb-flavoured Liquor 241, 504-509
Black Tortoise, spirit for winter 435
Bladder, one of the Six Storehouses 569
Branding, punishment of 603, 604
Bride met in person 248-249; exhorted by parents 248; words spoken at meeting -- 249
Bridegroom drives bride's carriage 248; exhorted by father 249
Brilliant Pearl 242
Brothers enfeoffed 418; succession by 420-421; screen each other 473; not treated as subjects 518; elder -- not addressed by personal name 521; term for -- distinguished from that for sisters 563
Burial of Son of Heaven and Feudal Lords 620, 649; mourning after 632; in the earth 649; -- grounds 649-650; joint -- 650; outside city-walls 650; with head to the north 651
C
Calamities as warning 489; case for wailing 489
Calendar made uniform on Tour of Inspection 495; first month of Hsia -- used for suburb sacrifice 652
Capital Feudal Lord not entering -- when conducting marriage of King's daughter 256; in centre of land 424; different --s of Chou 425; different names for 426; one Ducal Minister staying in -- during Tour of Inspection 501; King's corpse returned to 501
Capital Punishment 603, 605
Capping Ceremony 612-613
Caps 612-618
Carpenter, pendants of 602
Carriages 655
Castration, punishment of 603, 604
Catafalque 645
chan = tan 'to frighten', ching 'to startle' 459
chang 'head of 5 principalities' 413
chang, jade tablet 539, 540, 541; = ming 'clear' 542
chang-fu, cap of the Yin 616, 617
ch'ang, plant for brewing liquor 508, 509.
ch'ang, autumn sacrifice to ancestors 653
ch'ang-ho, one of the Eight Winds 534 Ch'ang-i, ancestor of Yü 581
chao 'morning' 599
chao-li, music of the eastern barbarians 396, 398; meaning of 398
chao-mu 'son and grandson' 650
Chao-yao, constellation 531
ch'ao 'audience' = hsien 'to appear' 654
chên = wo 'We' 231
ch'ên, zodiacal sign = chên 'thunder-clap' 433
ch'ên 'subject' = chien 'solid' 561
Chêng, music of 391
chêng, winter sacrifice to ancestors 653
chêng 'head of 30 principalities' 413
chêng 'to castigate' = chêng 'to correct' 459
Ch'êng, King Auspicious Grain grew under 243; the first of the Chou to go on Tour of Inspection 502
ch'êng 'complete funeral garments' 647
Ch'êng-t'ang, posthumous name of T'ang 371
chi 'Altar of God of Millet' 379, 383
chi, one of the ten celest. stems meaning of 435
chi 'Minor Relationship' = li 'to regulate' 559
chi = yu 'junior' 589
chi 'round year' 597, 621, 622
ch'i 'principal wife' = ch'i 'whole' 261
ch'i-lin 241
chia 'marriage of a girl' = chia 'home' 262
chia, one of the ten celest. stems = fu-chia 'scales' 433
chia 'outer funeral garment' 647
Chiang, river produced Great Shell 242; widened 532
chiao 'instruction' = hsiao 'to imitate' 557
chieh 'hero' 528
chieh = fu-chia 'scales' 436
chieh-chung, one of the musical pitch-pipes 433, 436
chieh-shê 'Warning God of the Earth' 381-382
ch'ieh 'concubine' = chieh 'to connect' 261
chien 'admonition' = chien 'to alternate', kêng 'to change' 468
chien-chêng 'auspicious moment' 613.
ch'ien-i 'Questioner of the Front' 463, 464
chih, plant of lucky omen 241
chih, one of the Five Notes effect of 389; corresp. with fire; 404 = chih 'to stop' 404, 434; for summer 434
chih 'to indicate' = chih 'simplicity' 469
chih 'to offer presents' = chih 'to substantiate' 543
chih 'wisdom' = chih 'to know' 566
chih-chia, see Principle of Substance
chih-chien 'Indicating Admonition' 468-469
chih-shih 'to retire from office' 480
Ch'ih-sung-tzŭ, teacher of Ti-k'u 483
Chiming-stone 402, 405, 407, 408, 558
chin 'metal' = chin 'to stop' 430
chin, music of the northern barbarians 397, 398; = chin-ts'ang 'retired and hidden' 398
ch'in, lute 395, 402, 558, 626; = chin 'to stop' 407
ch'in, general name for birds and quadrupeds 655
ching 'capital' = ta 'great' 425
ching, one of the Eight Winds = ta 'great' 534
ching 'receptive power' = ching 'repose' 571
ching-i 'Classical Arts' 484
ching-shu 'Classical Disciplines' 482
ch'ing 'Minister' = chang 'illustrious' 221
ch'ing 'Chiming-stone' = ch'ing 'distinct' 407
ch'ing 'emotion' = ching 'quiescence' 565
ch'ing-ming, one of the Eight Winds = ch'ing-mang 'green luxury' 534
chiu 'nine' = chiu 'profound' 400, 576
chiu 'husband's father' = chiu 'old' 564
chiu 'corpse' = chiu 'final', chiu 'forever' 648
chiu-ku 'husband's parents' 564
chiu-pin 'Ceremonial of the Nine Guests' 518
Ch'iu, personal name of Confucius 585
ch'iu 'autumn' = ch'ou 'grief' 434
Cho, music of the Duke of Chou 393
chou = chih 'to reach', mi 'perfect' 235
chou, a unit of 210 principalities 413
Chou, Duke of questioned about Auspicious Grain 243; music of 393; as Chief of the East 414; did not go to Lu 423; suburb sacrifice offered to 423, 633; punished the Four States 473; as Ducal Minister or Regional Chief 497; a Sage 530; appearance of 532; followed Principle of Form 587; buried with royal rites 633
Chou Dynasty had ranks in 5 grades 219; one of the Three Kings 234; offered fêng-sacrifice on Mount T'ai 241; music of 393, 394; capitals of 425; honoured red 550, 617; took 11th month as 1st month 550, 616; instructed by culture 555, 645; combined Spiritual and Sacrificial Vessels 557; had Chi as clan-name 581; prison of 605 n; caps of 614, 616, 617; coffins of 648; had temple with 7 shrines 653; foot measured 8 inches 657
chou-po 'chief of a province' 412, 413
Chou-shou, genius for autumn 435
ch'ou, zodiacal sign = niu 'to knot' 435
Chronology change of -- 228; of Hsia employed by Confucius 551 chu = chu 'to connect' 233 chu, musical instrument 405, 408, 508
chu 'to execute' = tsê 'to hold responsible' 458 chu 'officer of prayer' 621
Chu-jung one of the Three August Ones 232; meaning of 233; genius for summer 434 chuan = chuan 'special' 233
Chuan-hsü one of the Five Emperors 233; meaning of 233-234; music of 392, 393; Emperor for winter 435; appearance of 531
ch'uan 'to usurp' = to 'to snatch', ch'ü 'to take' 460 ch'un 'spring' = tung 'to move' 433
Ch'un ch'iu, one of the Five Canons 607, 608, 609 chung = ta 'great' 229
chung 'bell' = tung 'to move' 408, 436, 437
chung = chung 'middle' 589
chung 'loyalty' = hou 'gratitude' 644
chung-lü, one of the musical pitch-pipes 407, 434, 436
chung-tsai 'Grand Administrator' 229
ch'ung = kao 'high' 656
ch'ung-ch'êng, walls of palace of Son of Heaven 656 chü 'black millet' 508
chü-ch'ang, see Black Millet Herb-flavoured Liquor
ch'ü 'marriage of a man' = ch'ü 'to take' 262
ch'üan-ma, term for sickness of common officer 656
chüeh 'rank' = chin 'to exhaust' 221
chüeh, one of the Five Notes effect of 389; corresp. with wood 404; = yüeh 'to leap' 404, 433; for spring 433
chüeh 'jade half-ring' sign of dismissal 466; as pendant 601
chüeh-pien common officer's cap 617; put on by Son of Heaven 639
ch'üeh 'tower' = i 'on the alert' 656
chün 'lord' = ch'ün 'to flock' 232, 561
chün, a unit of 12.500 men 446
chün-tzŭ 'Noble Man' 232
Clan-names not taken as appellation of Dynasty 235; wife not to be of same -- 255; the Hundred -- 579; of the Three Kings 581; of woman correlate of her style 589
Coffin 645, 646-647, 648
Cohabitation 262
Common man mate to his wife 224; not limited to number of meals 403; presents of 544; rites not extended to 605; mourning of 620; death of 635; grave-mound of 651
Common officer not a rank 221; three grades 222; King's Heir called -- 223; takes one concubine 257; no right to sacrifice to the Five Deities 376; number of 410, 411; no right to admonish 467; enfeoffment of 511; some --s not addressed by personal name 520; presents of 544, 545; pendants of 602; wear leather knee-covers 227, 612; cap of 617, 618; death of 634; filling of mouth of 643; coffin of 645; grave-mound of 651; carriage of 655; term for sickness of 656
Concubine accompanying --s 251, 252, 253, 257; never becomes principal wife 253, 258; of Minister, great officer, and common officer 257; senior and lower -- 257; as substitute for principal wife 258; cohabi- tation with 262; no posthumous name 373; death of -- of Feudal Lord announced to Son of Heaven 639
Condolence during one's own mourning 626-627; visit of 627, 632, 640-641; no -- in 3 cases 628; presents at 644
Confucius appearance of 533, 573; employed chronology of Hsia 551; personal name of 533, 585; and the Five Canons 606-607
Court-visit called off 631 n; a youth not required to pay 637
Criminal code 604
D
Dancers rows of 394-395; at music of barbarians 397, 398, 399; place of 401
Dark King, T'ang the 538
Day and Night, length of 594-595
Death terms for 634-635
Degradation different as to rank and land 510, 513; by degrees 512; youth not subjected to 513; in connection with the kuei tablet 543
Deviating Opinions, recorded 220, 222, 223, 226, 229, 232, 236 (2), 237, 240 (2), 245, 252, 258, 373, 378, 382, 384, 398, 401, 408, 417, 426, 447, 466, 475, 510, 511, 513, 519, 523, 525, 556, 569 (2), 578 (2), 580, 582, 585, 597, 605, 646
Diminishment of Dishes 403, 470, 471
Dismissal of a Minister 465; revenue during 466
District Feasting 477
Divination 253, 522-527
Divinators, number of 525
Divorce 260-261, 473
Door-posts beating on -- at moon-eclipse 492
Dragon Chart 242
Drum 405, 406; beaten at sun-eclipse and flood 491; hand -- 407
Duke fiefholder of 100 li 219, 220; size of territory symbol of thunder 219, 415; title for descendants of previous Dynasties 220; an interior rank 221; title for King's Heir 225; title of respect for Feudal Lords 237-238; six rows of dancers 395; presents of 544, 654
Dynasties, Descendants of the Two Previous called 'Duke' 219; when cut off 514; not treated as subjects 515; preservation of 552-553; called King's son or King's grandson 580
Dynasty, New change of appellation by 234, 235, 240; fêng and shan sacrifices by 239; change of rites and music by 391-392; the giving of fiefs by 416-418; what founder of -- should do first 449-450, 549; change of 1st month by 548; what -- does not change 552
E
Earl fiefholder of 70 li 219; promotion and degradation of 510, 512
Earth King has -- as mother 218; Principle of Form based on 219; thanks-offering presented to 239; affected by King's spiritual power 241; red silk symbol of 246; not separate from Heaven 251, 467; nine wives modelled on 251; rites modelled on 387; highest of Five Elements 430 431; tastes sweet 431; smells fragrant 432; 'king' during last months of seasons 439; revolves to right 592
Eight Barbarian Regions 241
Eight Kinds of Instrumental Music 405-409
Eight Rows of Dancers 395
Eight Trigrams drawn up by Fu-hsi 233, 608; man lives in conformity with bodily parts of 566
Eight Winds 534-536; music modelled on 394, 409
Encoffining 642, 644-645
Eldest Son, see Heir: designations for.
Enfeoffment in ancestral temple 224; in case of marriage-alliance 254-255; by giving clod of earth from altar of God of Earth 385-386; meaning of 412, 416; in summer 418; accompanied with distinctions 510; of officers 511; when the ching wind comes 535
Examinations 504, 509, 510, 512
Executions 454-462
Exemptions from military service 452; from execution 454; from punishment 513
F
fa 'to attack' = chi 'to strike' 458
fang-po 'Regional Chiefs' 236, 413, 450, 497
Farmer, pendants of 602
Father exhorts daughter2 48; exhorts son 249; killing son 456; screens his son 472; does not teach his son 484; sisters of -- called ku 563
fei = p'i 'mate' 262
fei 'lungs' = fei 'to spend' 567
fêng = kuang 'to broaden' 240
fêng 'wind' = mêng 'to sprout out' 534
fêng = fu 'to hasten' 644
fêng-chien 'Allusive Admonition' 468-469
fêng-huang, bird of lucky omen 241, 243
fêng-shan, sacrifice 239-243
Feudal Lords have no Ducal Ministers 222; not called wang-hou 223; enfeoffed in ancestral temple 224; re- ceived by new King 227; designated by name of their state 235; led to court by Hegemons 236; called 'Duke' by their subjects 237-238; archery meeting of 238; marry 9 wives 251 do not marry within their states 255; conducting nuptials of King's daughter 256; wife of 261; posthumous names of 372; offer Smaller Sacrifice to God of the Earth 380; have two altars of God of the Earth 381; have four rows of dancers 394, 395; three meals a day 403; officers of 415; take image from thunder 415; have hereditary positions 419, 422; not allowed to move capital 425; apanages of 428; army of 446, 447; guard the frontiers 447; have right to punish 451; no right to execute 455; regard their states as their homes 460; the p'an-kung of 485-486; wait at their boundaries on Tour of Inspection 500; regularly examined 504; deposal of 514; not treated as ordinary subjects 517-518; employing ex-ministers of King 519; credentials of -- tested 538, 542-543; presents of 545; the giving of name of child of 582-583; do not use day of birth as personal name 584; pendants of 602; knee-covers of 611; mourning of 619; time of funeral of 630; death of 634, 635, 638; attend funeral of Son of Heaven 637; filling of mouth of 643; coffin of 645; grave-mound of 651; announce 1st day of month in an- cestral temple 653; visiting each other 654; present officers to Son of Heaven 654; carriage of 655; parks and walls of 656; term for sickness of 656
Fiefs not exceeding 100 li 415; hills and swamps not given as 416; of relatives 417; given on account of merit 511; holders of first --s 510, 513, 518 Filling of the mouth 641, 642-643
Fire, one of the Five Elements is yang 430, 438, 440; tastes bitter 431; has smell of burning 432; represents Lord 438, 440; separated from water 468
First day of the month 448, 653
First month change of 449, 548, 549, 550, 551; with the Three Kings 550; expression for 551; the four seasons do not follow change of 597
Fish offered to the well 378; wheat and -- offered to ancestral temple 653; King does not in person catch -- 655
Five Admonitions 468-470
Five Auspicious Jade Tablets collected at audience 538; names of 539-542; returned at death 639
Five Canons 606-610
Five Constant Virtues instinct in man 387, 559, 612; and the Five Admonitions 468; and giving presents 545; developed by Major and Minor Relationships 559; formed by the five fluids 566; and the Five Punish- ments 603; losing their representations 606; and the Five Canons 608
Five Deities 376-378
Five Elements ranks in 5 grades modelled on 219; connection with 'king' 230; put right by Fu-hsi 233; and the Five Deities 377-378; meaning of hsing 429; smells and tastes of 431-432; alternations of 437-441; engendering and destroying each other 438; have constant existence 440; floating and sinking of 441; and man's affairs 441-445; and the wu-kêng 478; and the Five Reservoirs 566; produce instincts and emotions 591; and the Five Punishments 603
Five Emperors who they were 233; had they appellations or not 235-236; music of 392-393; teachers of 483; were Sages 529; employed punishment by images 603, 604; books and charts under 609; used 1st month of Hsia for suburb sacrifice 652
Five Fluids 566
Five Hegemons who they were 236; task of 236; different series of 236, 237
Five Instincts 565-568
Five Instructions 606
Five Mountain-peaks 502
Five Notes 389, 404, 579
Five Planets 241, 593
Five Punishments 603-605
Five Quarters 432-433
Five Reservoirs 566-568
Five Smells 432
Five Tastes 431
Flogging, punishment of 605
Foot, different measures of 656-657
Four Aids 464
Four Directions 536
Four Seasons 597-598
Four States 473, 498
Four Streams 502
Four Warners 464
Fox 601
Fragrant Wine 242, 243
Friends screen each other 473; association with 562
Friendship four expressions of 473; the way of 562-563
fu = fu 'to assist' 240
fu 'husband' = fu 'to support' 262, 561
fu 'wife' = fu 'to submit' 262, 562
fu 'father' = chü 'a square' 561
fu 'knee-cover'= pi 'to cover' 611
fu = fu 'to aid' 643
Fu-hsi King over all under Heaven 219; one of the Three August Ones 232; meaning of 233; a Sage 529; ap- pearance of 531; made the Eight Trigrams 233, 608
fu-hsin, term for sickness of great officer 656
fu-jên 'Spouse of Feudal Lord' not a rank 224; has she posthumous name or not 224, 373; meaning of 261; beat on mirrors at eclipse 492; tsung tablet treasure of 542; death of -- announced to Son of Heaven 638-639
fu-tzŭ, term for sickness of Feudal Lord 656
fu-yung 'sub-fief' added to large state 219; holders of -- no posthumous name 374
Fur 562, 601
G
Gall, one of the Six Storehouses 569, 570
Game 655
General in the field not treated as subject 517
Generation-son, see Heir: designations for
Girdle 601
Girl promised in marriage at 15 245, 246; sheds teeth at 7 245; exhortation of 248; teachers for 259; what -- not to take as wife 260
God of the Earth 228, 379-386, 491, 499
Gold, qualities of 506
Goose 246, 247, 544, 545, 546
Grave-mound 651
Great Beginning 591
Great College 478, 482, 483, 484
Great Expansion, number of 245
Great officer an interior rank 221; higher and lower 222; task of 222; newly enfeoffed -- not to re-marry 253, 254; two concubines 257; right to posthumous name 372; has God of Earth 383; two meals a day 403; number of 410, 411; no hereditary position 419; apanage of 428; enfeoffment of 511; of 1st rank not addressed by personal name 520; presents of 544, 545; pendants of 602; kneecovers of 612; mourning of 619-620; death of 634; filling of mouth of 643; coffin of 645; grave-mound of 651; carriage of 655; term for sickness of 656
Great Origin 591
Great Perfection 245
Great Shell 242
Great Simplicity 591
Greater Dressing 227, 642
Green Dragon spirit for spring 433; liver is seat of 568
Gullet, one of the Six Storehouses 569
H
hai, zodiacal sign = kai 'kernel' 435.
hao, see Appellation
Heart offered to the impluvium 378; one of the Five Reservoirs 566-567
Hearth, one of the Five Deities 377
Heaven King has -- as father 218; Principle of Substance based on 219; 'Emperor' connected with 230; thanksoffering presented to 239; burnt offerings to 240; affected by King's spiritual power 241; black silk symbol of 246; twelve wives modelled on 252; music modelled on 387; way of -- perfect in three 410; expedition announced to 449; Tour of Inspection announced to 498, 499; revolves to left 592, 593; circumference of 594, 595; four names for 597; suburb sacrifice to 652
Heaven and Earth sacrifice to 228; 'August Ones' connected with 231; man to assist -- 244; communicate in spring 250; pi tablet symbol of 541; numbers of 586
Heir called common officer 223, 374; different designations for 225-226; called King after Greater Dressing 227; may not marry twice 254; no posthumous name 373, 374; appointment of 419-420; apanage of 428; teacher of 483; excluded from succession 514; announcement of personal name of 582-583
hêng = ch'ang 'constant' 502
Hêng-shan, sacred mountain in north 502
ho = hu 'to protect' 502
Ho, river produced Dragon Chart 242; dammed 532
ho and luan bells 655
Ho-shan, sacred mountain in south 502
hou 'Marquis' = hou 'on the alert' 219
hou 'Queen' = chün 'lord' 261; term for the Hsia 657
hou-ch'êng 'Helper of the Back' 463, 464
Hou-chi, ancestor of the Chou enfeoffed in T'ai 425; received clan-name of Chi 581; personal name of 585; sacrificed to as First Ancestor 653
Hou-t'u, genius for middle of the year 435
hsi 'west' = ch'ien 'to displace' 433
hsi 'attack by surprise' 460
hsia name of a Dynasty = ta 'great' 235; 'summer' = ta 'great' 434
Hsia Dynasty one of the Three Kings 234; capital of 426; victim acc. to the rites of 450, 549; honoured black 550, 617; took 13th month as 1st month 550, 617; instructed by loyalty 555, 644; used Spiritual Vessel 557; prison of 605 n; caps of 614, 616, 617; coffins of 648; counted days by tens 656; foot measured 10 inches 656
Hsia-i, capital of the Hsia 426
Hsia-t'ai, prison of the Hsia 605 n
Hsiang, music of King Wu 393, 394
Hsiang, younger brother of Shun 418
hsiang 'district school' 486
hsiao 'bamboo flute' = liu 'to unite', su 'reverential' 407
hsiao-ch'in, see Small Apartment
Hsiao ching 607
Hsiao-shao, music of Shun 392, 393
hsiao-t'ung Little Lass', wife of Feudal Lord calls herself -- 261
hsi = hsien 'fresh' 436
Hsieh, ancestor of the Yin 581
hsien 'harp' 405
hsien 'worthy' 528
hsien-chü, carriage of a great officer 655
Hsien-shih, music of Huang-ti 392, 393
hsien-chien 'Daring Admonition' 468-469
hsin, one of the ten celest. stems meaning of 434
hsin 'trustworthiness' = ch'êng 'sincerity' 566
hsin 'heart' = jên 'to consider' 567
hsing 'instinct' = shêng 'life' 565
hsing 'clan-name' = shêng 'to live' 579
hsing 'planet' = ching 'essence' 594
Hsiu, son of Kung-kung 656
hsiung 'elder brother' = huang, to increase' 564
hsü = chêng 'to correct' 233
hsü, cap of the Yin 234, 553, 614, 615, 617
hsü, zodiacal sign = mieh 'to extinguish' 434
hsü 'hamlet school' 486
hsüan 'distinguished' 528
Hsüan-chi, star 532
hsüan-chü 'to retire from office' 480
Hsüan-ning, genius for winter 435
hsüeh 'to study' = chüeh 'to awake' 482
hsün 'occarina' 405, 406; = hsün 'to rise as steam' 406
hsün = hsün 'to follow' 495
hsün, plant for brewing liquor 508
hu 'tiger' meaning of 435
hua = huo 'to harvest' 502
hua-p'ing, plant of lucky omen 241
Hua-shan, sacred mountain in the west 502
huan 'jade ring' sign of annulling dismissal 466; as pendant 601
huang 'August One' = chün 'Lord', mei 'beautiful', ta 'great' 230
huang 'yellow' colour of equilibrium and harmony 233, 436; as posthumous name 370
huang, jade tablet 486, 539, 540, 541; = hêng 'horizontal', kuang 'ray' 541
huang-chu 'light vermillion' = ch'ih 'red' 612
huang-chung, one of the musical pitch-pipes 435, 436
Huang-ti one of the Five Emperors 233; meaning of 233; fêng-huang in time of 243; huang placed before ti 370; music of 392, 393; Emperor for middle of the year 435; a Sage 529; appearance of 531; record of deaths began with 635; palaces and houses created by 655
hui 'last phase of the moon' 594, 598, 599
hun = yün 'to weed' 571
hun-yin 'wedding' 262
hung 'death of a Feudal Lord' = yen 'suddenly' 634
Hunt 655
huo 'fire' = wei-sui 'to follow as a result', hua 'to change' 429
Husband followed by wife 223; screens wife 473; and wife buried together 650
I
I, one of the Five Canons 607, 608, 609.
i = lieh 'row' 375
i 'eastern barbarians' 400, 401; = shang 'to afflict' 437
i, one of the ten celest. stems meaning of 433
i = chung 'termination' 437
i 'miracle' = kuai 'strange' 489
i 'sense of correct principles' = i 'proper' 565
i 'upper-garment' = yin 'to conceal' 600
i-sacrifice 448, 499
I-i, Mount 240
i-i plant 581
i-ti 'barbarian tribes' 399
i-tsê, one of the musical pitch-pipes 407, 434, 437
I Yin, teacher of T'ang 483
Impersonator 516, 653
Impluvium one of the Five Deities 377; corpse washed under 642
Imprisonment relation with Eight Winds 535-536
Inner Door, one of the Five Deities 377
Intercalary months 595
J
Jade qualities of 506, 539-540, 544; presents of 544, 654; for filling of mouth 643
jên one of ten celest. stems = jên 'to serve' 435
jên 'consideration for others' = pu-jên 'unable to endure' 565
jên 'people' term for the Yin and the Chou 657
jih 'sun' = shih 'solid' 593
ju 'to sneak into' 460
juan-min, pendants of common officer 602
jung = hsü 'to continue' 233
jung 'western barbarians' 399, 400, 401
Junior School 482, 483, 484
K
kan 'liver' = kan 'to attend to' 566
kan-ch'êng, walls of palace of Feudal Lords 656
kang 'Major Relationship' = chang 'to spread out' 559
K'ang-shu, younger brother of King Wu 417, 590
Kao-hsin, appellation of Ti-k'u 236
Kao-tsung, Yin Sovereign 228, 556
Kao-yang, appellation of Chuan-hsü 236
Kao-yao a Sage 530; appearance of 532; had no clan-name 581
kêng, one of the ten celest. stems = kêng 'to change' 434
Kidneys offered to the well 378; one of the Five Reservoirs 566-567
King called Son of Heaven 218; accession of new -- 227-229, 538; wedding of --'s daughter 256-257; sacrifices in person to God of Earth 385; music of 395-397; officers of 410-411; on a war-expedition 448-449, 450, 453; warners of 470-471; inaugurates ploughing 493; on Tour of Inspection 495-496, 498-502; those not considered --'s subjects 515-521; conforms his actions to Eight Winds 535
Knee-cap, punishment of cutting 603, 604
Knee-covers 227, 611-612
Kou-mang, genius for spring 433
ku = ku 'old' 436
ku 'sedentary trade' = ku 'to preserve' 537
ku 'father's sister' 563; 'husband's mother', = ku 'aged' 564
ku-hsi, one of the musical pitch-pipes 433 436
k'u = chi 'the utmost' 234
kua hsiao-chün, term for wife of Feudal Lord 261
kuan 'flute' 405
kuan 'cap' = chüan 'to gather' 612
kuan 'inner coffin' = wan 'to consume' 646
kuang-mo, one of the Eight Winds = ta-mo 'great and vast' 535
Kuang-tu, abode of the fêng-huang 243.
kuei, one of the ten celest. stems = k'uei-tu 'to measure' 435
kuei 'tortoise-shell' = chiu 'long-enduring' 523 kuei, Jade Tablet 539, 540, 542, 543
Kuei-chi, burial-place of Yü 501
k'uei-chien 'Watching Admonition' 468-469
kun, pendant 601
kung 'duke' = t'ung 'public-spirited' 219, 221
kung, one of the Five Notes effect of 389; corresp. with earth 404; = jung 'to contain', han 'to hold' 404; = chung 'middle' 435
kung 'palace' = chung 'within' 655
Kuo, teacher of Yü 483
kuo 'outer coffin' = k'uo 'to enlarge' 646
Kuo-shu, teacher of the Duke of Chou 483
L
Lamb present of a Minister 544, 545, 654; fur of 601 lan-chih, plant for brewing liquor 508
Land 3 grades of 416; reduction of -- at degradation 513
lao 'old' = shou-k'ao 'advanced in age' 478
lao-fu, title of retired officer 481
Lao Tan, teacher of Confucius 483, 627
Large Intestines, one of the Six Storehouses 569, 570
lei-sacrifice 448, 499
Li, one of the Five Canons 608, 609
li 'rites' = li 'to tread' 387, 566
li 'chestnut' = chan-li 'solicitude', 'awe' 546, 653
Li, personal name of Wang Chi 584; of T'ang 584; of Confucius' son 585
Li Mu, teacher of Huang-ti 483
li-p'i 'deer-skins' 246, 247
liang, a unit of 25 men 446
liang, one of the Eight Winds = han 'cold' 534
liang = hsin 'sincere' 240
Liang-fu, a peak 239, 240
lien, a unit of 10 principalities 413
lin = chung 'multitude' 437
lin-chung, one of the musical pitch-pipes 434, 437
ling-t'ai 488
ling-wu, prison of the Chou 605 n
Liu-hêng, music of Chuan-hsü 392, 393
Liver offered to the outer door 377; one of the Five Reservoirs 566-567 Lo, river produced Turtle Book 242.
Lord does not screen subject 472; relations of -- and subject 592, 593, 618; the duty to one's -- and one's mourning 629-630; death of subject announced to 638
lu = hsiao 'to consume' 634
lu = ta 'great', tao 'way', chêng 'cor- rect' 655
lu 'revenue' = lu 'registered agreement' 426
lu-ch'in 257
lu-chü, carriage of Feudal Lord 655
Lu-fu, descendant of the Yin 459, 473, 514, 585
lu-t'u 'books and charts' 609
Lu T'u, teacher of Chuan-hsü 483
Lucky Omens 241-242
Luminous Cloud 241
Luminous Star 241, 243
Lun yü 'selected conversations' 607
Lungs offered to the hearth 377; one of the Five Reservoirs 566-567
lü, yang pitch-pipe = shuai 'to conduct' 433
lü, yin pitch-pipe = chü 'to oppose' 436
lü, a unit of 500 men 446
Lü Wang, teacher of King Wên 483
lüan, bird 241, 434
M
ma-mien 'hempen cap' 614
Major Lineage 253, 421, 574-576
Man capped at twenty 245, 613; marries at thirty 245; closes his door at sixty 262; takes bedmate at seventy 263; born through reception of yin and yang 565; receives life through Heaven's fluid 579; born after 10 months 586; at 50 called po or chung 588; born of yin 649
Man, The One 231, 237
man 'southern barbarians' 400, 401; = yüan 'distant' 399
mang = mêng 'to sprout out' 433.
mao, leaf 386
mao, zodiacal sign = mao 'to flourish' 433
mao, a man of eighty or ninety 513
mao 'talented' 528
mao, tablet = mao 'to be covered' 542
mao 'summer hunt' 655
mao-hsing 'Pleiades' 407
Marquis fiefholder of 100 li 219; size of territory symbol of thunder 219, 415; a real rank 220; fiefholder of 70 li under the Yin 220; promotion and degradation of 510, 512; presents of 544
Marriage 244-263
Meals, number of 402-403
mei 'younger sister' = mo 'accessory' 564
Metal, one of the Five Elements is younger yin 430; tastes acrid 431; smells frowsy 432; admonishing Minister models on 468
mi 'stag' = mi 'deceitful' 474
Middle State revived by Hegemons 236; King Ho-lü and 237; culture of 398; men of the -- as dancers 399; impurities of 503
mien, cap of the Chou 614, 615, 616
Milfoil, see Divination
Minister an interior rank 221; chung-tsai ranks as 229; may not conduct marriage of King's daughter 256; takes two concubines 257; right to posthumous name 372; takes two meals a day 403; nine --s 410, 411; apanage of 428; admonition of 468; screens his Lord 471, 472; retires at seventy 480; old --s of previous Kings 520; presents of 544, 545, 654; mourning of 619-620; used as impersonator 653
ming-chieh, plant of lucky omen 241, 242
ming-shu, one of the Eight Winds = ying-chung 'to welcome the
multitudes' 534
ming-t'ang 478, 488
Minor Lineage 421, 574-576
Mirrors beating on metal -- at moon-eclipse 492
mo 'barbarians' = o 'cruel' 399
mo, term for death 635
Months long and short 595; intercalary --s 595-596
Moon head of accumulated yin-forces 447; -- eclipse 492; moves to the right 593, 595; phases of 594; diameter of 425, 594; moves 13 degrees daily 595
Mother exhorts daughter 248
mou, one of the ten celest. stems = mao 'to flourish' 435
mou-tui, cap of the Hsia 616, 617
Mourning of King's Heir 226-229; expedition during 453; and exemption from execution 454; not summoning a subject in 465, 630, 631; term of 599, 619-622; not to speak during 625-626; during sickness 626; for the teacher 628; and the duty to one's Lord 629-630
Mourning Garments order of putting on 621; meaning of 622-623; not to enter palace in 630, 631
Mourning Shed 228, 229, 599, 624-625.
Mourning Staff 623-624
mu 'shepherd', name for Regional Chief 413
mu 'wood' = cho 'to knock' 429; = mu 'to shepherd' 570
Mulberry-leaves, gathering of 493
Music at sacrifice to God of Earth 386; modelled on Heaven 387; always accompanied by singing 390; is created 391; modelled on the Eight Winds 394; of previous Dynasties 395; of the barbarian tribes 396-399; two parts in King's -- 397; for inviting down the spirits 402; instruments of 405-409; at meals of King 402; at suburb sacrifice 652
Musical Pitch-pipes 393, 395, 404, 436-437, 495, 496, 566, 585
N
nan 'baron' = jên 'equal to a task' 219.
nan 'man' = jên 'charged with' 262.
nan, music of the southern barbarians 396, 398; = jên 'in charge of' 398
nan 'south' = jên 'charged with' 432
nan-lü, one of the musical pitch-pipes 434, 436
Natural Carriage 242
ni 'father's shrine' 248, 448, 499, 646
ni 'drowned' 628
Ni-ch'iu 'Muddy Hill', name of Confucius 533
nien 'calendrical year' = jêng 'as before' 598
Nine Distinctions 504-507, 508, 510, 511
Nine Groups of Kindred 576-578
Nine-tailed Fox 241, 242
Nose, punishment of cutting off 603, 604
nü 'woman' = ju 'to conform to' 262
O
Outer Door, one of the Five Deities 377
P
pa 'hegemon' = po 'chief', po 'to compel', pa 'to take' 236
pai 'to salute' = fu 'to submit' 587.
p'an-kung 485 pao 'hail' = ho 'to coagulate' 490
p'ao 'gourd' = shih 'to extend', ya 'to sprout out' 406
Parks 656
Paternal Uncles not enfeoffed 417-418; not treated as subjects 518; not addressed by personal name 521; not generically called shih-fu 563
Pearls for fiiling of mouth 643
pei 'north' = fu 'to lie low' 433
Pendants 601-602
pêng, term for death of Son of Heaven 634 p'êng 'friend' = tang 'associate' 562 Personal Names 520-521, 581-586
Pheasant dead -- not used as present 246; present of common officers 544, 546
pi, jade tablet 485, 539, 540, 541, 543, 643; = chi 'to accumulate' 485, 541
pi 'spleen' = ping 'to unite' 567
pi-yung 482-488
p'i = ou 'mate' 224; = mu 'tame duck' 545
p'i-fu, designation for common man 224
p'i-pien su-chi dress for war and hunt 447-448, 614; dress at divination 525; explanation of 613-614
pien, cap of the Chou 234, 617; = p'an 'to secure' 613
pien 'extraordinary event' = fei-ch'ang 'unusual' 489
pin-lien, plant of lucky omen 242
p'in = ching 'to respect' 436
ping, one of the ten celest. stems = ping-ming 'luminous and clear' 434
p'ing 'audience' = wên 'to inquire' 654
p'ing-lu, plant of lucky omen 242
Ploughing 493-494
po 'earl' = po 'clear' 219; lowest rank under the Yin 220
po 'large bell' 408
po head of a province 413; = chang 'chief', 'senior' 412, 588
po 'cypress' = po-ts'u 'to urge' 653
Po-ch'in, Duke of Lu 627
Po-i K'ao, son of King Wên 226, 590
Po-yü, a style 585
Polestar 218, 241
Posthumous Name given just before funeral 369; consists of one or two words 370; 72 articles for 371; of Son of Heaven 372, 374; no rank no -- 373, 374; of Feudal Lords 372; of Ministers and great officers 372; of Queen 374; modelled on Earth and moon 375
p'o = po 'to clear up' 571
p'o, digit of moon 594
Presents wedding -- 246-247; at visits 543-547; of women 546; funeral -- 643-644; at audiences 654
Principle of Form based on Earth and Five Elements 219, 554; reverenced right 252; two words for posthumous name 371; first changed 1st month 449, 549; relation with presents 545; relation with Three Rectifications 550, 551-552; application of 553-554; salutation acc. to 587; gathered younger sons in shu 590
Principle of Substance based on Heaven and Three Luminary Bodies 219, 554; reverenced left 252; one word for posthumous name 370; Yao and Shun honoured -- 413, 648; first destroyed reigning Dynasty 449, 549; relation with presents 545; relation with Three Rectifications 550, 551-552; application of 553-554; salutation acc. to 587; gathered younger sons in chung 590
Prisons, names of 605 n
Promotions of fiefholders 510; of officers 511; relation with the Eight Winds 535
pu 'divination by tortoise-shell' = fu 'to be pressed' 523
pu-chou, one of the Eight Winds = pu-chiao 'not intermingled' 534
pu-fu 'drum filled with bran' 402
pu-lu, death of a common officer 634
pu-yü, term for sickness of Son of Heaven 656
Punishments exemptions 513; relation with the Eight Winds 535-536; by images 536, 603, 604; the Five -- 603-605; not applied to great officers 605; mutilation by 605 n, 628
Q
Queen removal of 255; called hou 261; posthumous name of 374; inaugurates sericulture 493-494; tsung tablet treasure of 542; presents of 546; not admitted to suburb sacrifice 652
R
Ranks gradation in 219-220; interior -- 221; conferring of 224-225; no -- no posthumous name 369, 373-374; as reward for spiritual power 511; not always connected with land 513
Rattle sounding of -- at moon-eclipse 492
Reception-house, for King's daughter 256, 257
Recorders, Left and Right 470
Rectifications, Celestial, Terrestrial, and Human 550, 552
Relatives enfeoffment of 417-418; not exempt from execution 454; not allowed to offer dismissal 466; in case of degradation 514; terms for 563-564
Resignation 464, 465
Retiring from Office 480-481
Revenge 457
Revenue 426, 466
Rites funeral -- accord with rank of deceased 225; not observed towards youth 226-227; modelled on Earth 387; imply humbling oneself 389; value of equilibrium in 390; meeting-corner of yin and yang 390; are fashioned 391; not for barbarians 398; not extended to common man 605, 620; ornaments to perfect -- 612; elaborate mourning -- not required of youth 638
Robes 600-602
S
Sacrifice no -- during mourning 228; fêng and shan -- 239; wang -- 240; to host of spirits 240; liao -- 240, 498; of departure 370, 642, 646; to the Five Deities 376-378; to the Gods of Earth and Millet 379-386; Suburb -- 423, 633, 652; i, lei, ts'ao -- 448, 499; rain -- 491; to the Four Directions 536; vessels used at 557-558; Auspicious -- 622, 625; yü -- 625, 653; t'an -- 625; participation in -- of a mourner 627; Great -- to deceased 629; ti and
hsia -- 652, 653; lien -- 653; to T'ai-shan 653
Sacrificial Vessel 557
Sages 523, 528-533, 600
Salutation 587, 654
san-lao 477-479, 517
sang = wang 'to disappear' 635
Screening of Faults 471-473
Screen-wall 656
sê, lute 395, 402, 558, 626; = sê 'moderate', hsien 'to bar out' 407
sha-fu, plant of lucky omen 242 Sha-lu, town 573
shang, one of the Five Notes effect of 389; corresp. with metal 404; = chang 'to expand' 404; = ch'iang 'strong' 434; for autumn 434
shang 'travelling trade' = shang 'to estimate' 537
shang 'lower garments' = chang 'to screen' 600
Shang Fu, teacher of King Wu 483
Shang-i, capital of the Yin 426
Shao, Duke of as Chief of the West 414; as Ducal Minister or Regional Chief 497; son of King Wên 519; used as impersonator 653
Shao Chêng-mao, a sycophant 457
Shao-hao, Emperor for autumn 435
shao-lao 'Smaller Sacrifice' 380
Shê-t'i, planet 532
Shell for filling of mouth 643
Shên, partition-line of 414
shên, zodiacal sign = shên 'body' 434
shên 'kidneys' = hsieh 'to drain' 567
shên 'vital force' = huang-hu 'flux' 571
Shên-nung, one of the Three August Ones 232, 233; a Sage 529
shêng 'note' = ming 'sound' 404
shêng 'pan-pipes' 405, 406, 558
shêng = hsia 'inferior' 436
shêng 'sage' = t'ung 'in communication with', tao 'Way', shêng 'sound' 528
shêng-p'in, one of the musical pitch-pipes 434, 436
shih 'common officer' = shih 'to serve' 221
shih 'posthumous name' = yin 'to extend' 369
shih = chung 'multitudinous' 425
shih, a unit of 2500 men 446
shih 'to murder a superior' = shih 'to test' 459
shih 'recorder' = shih 'to be ordered' 471
shih 'milfoil' = ch'i 'aged' 523
shih 'divination by the milfoil' = hsin 'to trust' 524
shih 'season' = ch'i 'period' 597
shih 'corpse' = ch'ên 'to stretch out' 648
Shih, one of the Five Canons 608
shih-chü, carriage of a common officer 655
shou, cap of the Hsia 234, 614, 615, 617
shou = mu 'to shepherd' 495
shou 'winter hunt' 655
shou-ming 'Old-age Destiny' 572
shu, a unit of 5 principalities 413
shu = shao 'young' 589
shu 'lobby' = shu 'ripely' 656
Shu, one of the Five Canons 607, 608, 609
shu-chih 'report on administration' 497
shuai, 'head of 10 principalities' 413, 511
shuang 'frost' = wang 'lost' 490
shui 'water' = chun 'level' 429
shun = ch'uan-ch'uan 'to match' 234
Shun one of the Five Emperors 233; meaning of 234; as a posthumous name 371; music of 392, 393; buried at Ts'ang-wu 501; a Sage 529; appearance of 532; tested credentials 538; changed institutions 548; did not change way of Yao 556; used tsai for year 598; term for death of 635; earthenware coffins in time of 648; followed Principle of Substance 413, 648
shun-chien 'Conciliatory Admonition' 468-469
shuo 'first month' = su 'to revive', kê 'to renovate' 550
shuo 'first phase of the moon' 594, 598, 599; = su 'to revive' 599
Singing 390, 401
Sisters as accompanying concubines 251-252; term for 563
Six Emotions 566, 569, 570-571
Six Fluids 565
Six Minor Relationships 232, 559-564, 606
Six Musics 395-396
Six Storehouses 566, 569
Small Apartment 257, 582
Small Intestines, one of the Six Storehouses 569, 570
Small Perfection 245
Smaller Dressing 641, 642
Solstices weapons rested on 461-462; no work towards winter -- 656
Son not enfeoffed 418; succession of 419-420, 422; leave-taking of 448; revenges father 457; admonishes father 467-468; screens father 472; as Minister to father 518-519; does not give presents to father 547; birth of 583
Son of Heaven a rank 218, 223; meaning of 231; meets bride in person 247; marries 9 or 12 wives 251, 252; one principal wife 252; choice of wife of 254; Spouse of 261; posthumous name of 372, 374; offers Great Sacrifice to God of Earth 380; has two altars of God of Earth 381; has eight rows of dancers 394, 395; four meals a day 402-403; occupies territory of 1000 li 416, 425; army of 447; personally goes on expedition 450; regards all under Heaven as his home 466; the pi-yung of 485; death of -- on Tour of Inspection 501; pendants of 602; knee-covers of 611; mourning of 619, 639; time of funeral of 630; death of 630, 634, 635, 636-637; filling of mouth of 643; coffin of 645, 647; grave-mound of 651; solicits officers 654; carriage of 655; hall of 655; parks and walls of 656; term for sickness of 656
sou 'autumn hunt' 655
Spiritual Tripod 242
Spiritual Vessel 557
Spleen offered to the inner door 377, 378; one of the Five Reservoirs 566-567
ssŭ, zodiacal sign meaning of 433
ssŭ 'death' = ssŭ 'exhausted' 635
ssŭ-k'ung, 410, 412
ssŭ-ma 410, 411
ssŭ-ming 'Overseer of Destinies' 572
ssŭ-t'u 410, 411; builds altar of God of Earth 384
ssŭ-yo 'Chiefs of the Four Mountains' 231, 538
Steward, to diminish dishes 470, 471.
Stomach, one of the Six Storehouses 569.
Style of grandfather as surname 580; relation with personal name 585; the giving of 588-589
Suburb posthumous name of King given in southern -- 372, 374; ploughing in eastern -- 493; picking mulberry-leaves in western or northern -- 493-494; sacrifice in 423, 633, 652; waiting in -- during dismissal 466; name of Heir announced to southern -- 583
Succession by son 419-420, 422; by brothers 420-421; of broken lines 421-422; of the Three Rectifications 551-552; of the Principles of Substance and Form 553-554; of the Chou Dynasty 555; of the Three Instructions 555-556
sui 'seasonal year' = sui 'to follow' 597
sui = i 'to endow' 643
Sui-jên, one of the Three August Ones meaning of 233 sui-ming 'Merit Destiny' 572
Sun eclipse of 491; moves to the right 593, 595; diameter of 425, 594; moves 1 degree daily 595
sung 'pine' = sung-tung 'to stimulate' 653
Sung-kao, sacred mountain in centre 502
Surnames 579-580
Sweet Dew 241-243
T
Ta-chang, music of Yao 392, 393
ta-fu 'great officer' = ta-fu 'great aid' 221
Ta-hsia, music of Yü 392, 393
Ta-hu, music of T'ang 392, 393
ta-lu, carriage of Son of Heaven 655
ta-lü, one of the musical pitch-pipes 435, 436
Ta-wu, music of the Chou 393-394
Taboo names of superiors 585-586
Tai-tsung, sacred mountain in east 240, 497, 498, 502
t'ai = ta 'great' 436
T'ai, Mount 239-241
T'ai-hao, Emperor for spring 433
t'ai-i 'Great Unity' 430
t'ai-lao 'Great Sacrifice' 380
t'ai-ts'ou, one of the musical pitch-pipes 406, 433, 436
T'ai-wang, Feudal Lord under the Yin 584
Tan-chu, son of Yao 515
Tan-fu, personal name of T'ai-wang 584
T'ang, King of the Yin music of 392, 393; used black victim of Hsia 450, 549; drought under 490; a Sage 530; appearance of 532; Feudal Lords presenting themselves to 538; personal name of 584
T'ang, appellation of Yao = t'ang- t'ang 'vast and distant' 236
t'ang 'hall' = ming 'bright' 655
tao, a boy of seven 513
t'ao 'to chastise' = ch'u 'to remove' 458
Target 474-475
Teacher for girls to be married 259; everybody has a -- 483; relation between -- and pupil 484; in every hamlet 487; not treated as a subject 517; mourning for 628
Teeth, shedding of 245
Three August Ones who they were 232; performed shan sacrifice 240; had no written codes 603; spiritual and primeval documents of 609
Three Configurations 410
Three Destinies 572
Three Diminutive Months 550
Three Ducal Ministers called Dukes 219; each appoints 3 Ministers 410; apanage of 428; in case of Tour of Inspection 501; promotion to rank of 510; succession of 512; not used as impersonator 653
Three Elevated Positions 410
Three Hosts 446-453
Three Instructions 555-558
Three Kings who they were 234; music of 393-394; teachers of 483; were Sages 529; instructions of 555; used nien for year 598; had penal laws 603; used 1st month of Hsia for suburb sacrifice 652
Three Luminary Bodies 219, 222, 410, 411, 532, 591
Three Major Relationships 232, 559-564, 593, 606
Three Rectifications 548-558, 572
Three Reigns 515, 549, 552
Thunder 219, 415
ti 'Emperor' = ti 'to examine' 231
ti 'northern barbarians' 400, 401
ti 'younger brother' = t'i 'fraternal love' 564
ti 'earth' = shih 'to spend', ti 'to examine' 591
Ti-i Ch'êng-t'ang or his descendant 584
Ti-k'u one of the Five Emperors 233; meaning of 234; music of 392, 393; appearance of 531
Ti-k'uei 610
t'iao, one of the Eight Winds = shêng 'to grow' 534
t'ien 'Heaven' = chên 'to govern' 591
t'ien 'spring hunt' 655
T'ien-k'uang, constellation 531
ting, one of the ten celest. stems = ch'iang 'strong' 434
T'ing-t'ing, Mount 240
Tortoise-shell, see Divination
Tours of Inspection 495-503
Trade 537
Trees on altar of God of Earth 385; on the grave-mound 651
tsai = chih 'to regulate' 229, 471
tsai 'calamity' = shang 'to hurt' 489.
tsai 'full year' = ch'êng 'to complete' 598
Ts'an, constellation 532
ts'an-t'u, funeral-car of great officer 645
tsang 'to bury' = hsia-ts'ang 'to put out of sight' 649
Ts'ang-wu, burial-place of Shun 501
tsao 'date' = tsao 'early' 546
tsao-ming 'Accident Destiny' 572
ts'ao-sacrifice 448, 499
tsê = fa 'law' 437
tsêng = ch'êng 'to complete' 643
tso-fu 'Assistant of the Left' 463, 464
tso-shih 'Teacher of the Left' 487
ts'ou = tsou 'to collect' 436
tsu a unit of 30 principalities 413; a unit of 100 men 446; term for death of great officer 634
tsu shrine of first ancestor 448, 499, 646; = shih 'to begin' 646
tsu 'kindred' = ts'ou 'to collect', chü 'to assemble' 576
Tsu-chi, Minister under the Yin 584
tsu-lao, term for death of Yao 635
tsu-shên 'Spirit of the Roads' 656
tsu-tsai 'Sacrifice of Departure' 370, 642, 646
tsun 'refined' 528
tsung, jade tablet 539, 540; = tsung 'to collect' 542
tsung = tsun 'to honour' 574
tsung-miao 'ancestral temple' = tsun-mao 'venerable appearance' 652
tu 'stream' = cho 'impure' 502
t'u = chung 'multitude' 412
t'u 'earth' = t'u 'to bring forth' 430
tuan-hsiu = fu 'prepared meat' 546
tung 'east' = tung 'to move' 432
tung 'winter' = chung 'to end' 435
t'ung mourning staff of -- wood 624
t'ung-kuei 'all the King's subjects' 649
Turtle Book 242
tzŭ 'Viscount' = tzŭ 'diligent' 219; lowest rank under the Yin 220
tzŭ 'child' name for Heir in mourning 225; appellation of an adult man 232; = tzŭ 'to engender' 561
tzŭ, zodiacal sign = tzŭ 'to engender' 435
tzŭ 'elder sister' = tzŭ 'to consult' 564
Tzŭ-kung, a style 585
tz'ŭ, plant 477
tz'ŭ, spring sacrifice to ancestors 653
Unplastered Chamber 624, 625
V
Vermillion Bird, spirit for summer 434
Vermillion Door 504-508
Vermillion Grass 241, 243
Victims to Five Deities 377-378; to God of Earth 380, 491; of Hsia 450, 549
Viscount fiefholder of 50 li 219; promotion and degradation of 510, 512
W
Wailing calamities case for 489; at news of death 631; place for 632
Walls 656 wang 'King' = wang 'to go to' 231
Wang Chi, Feudal Lord under the Yin 584
wang-hou 'Queen' 261
wang-sacrifice 240, 241
War Expedition dress on 447; announced to Heaven and forefathers 448-449; led by King or Regional Chief 450; borrowing a road on 461
Water, one of the Five Elements is yin 430, 438, 440; tastes salty 431; has smell of decay 432; represents subject 439; separated from fire 468
wei = tu 'exclusively' 374
wei, music of the western barbarians 397, 398; = mei 'obscure' 398
wei, zodiacal sign = wei 'to taste' 434
wei 'killed in a riot' 628
wei-mao, cap of the Chou 616
Well, one of the Five Deities 377
Wên, King Heir of 226; changed appellation Yin into Chou 235; battle of 237; met his bride 248, 253, 254; as a posthumous name 371; a Sage 530; appearance of 532; used red victim of Chou 549; Old-age Destiny of 572; ten sons of 590; extended the I 607; sacrificed to as Great Ancestor 653
Wên-ch'ang, constellation 531
White Crow 241
White Deer 241
White Pheasant 241
White Tiger 241, 435
Wife has no rank 223; duty to follow in 3 cases 223; right to leave husband 251; one principal -- 252, 253, 258; parents of King's -- not treated as subjects 255, 515-516; not to be of same clan-name 255; not of maternal clan 255; teacher of 259; serves her parents-in-law 260; posthumous name of Son of Heaven's -- 374; right to admonish husband 467; screens hus- band 473; not in mourning shed 624; does not cross the boundaries 627; husband and -- buried together 650 Woman leaves her house 244; marries at twenty 245; receives hair-pin and style at fifteen 245, 589; presents of 546; called po or chung at fifteen 589; wears jade pendants 602; the Chou modelled on 657
Wood, one of the Five Elements is younger yang 430; is sour 431; smells rank 432
Wu, King as a posthumous name 371; music of 393, 394; a Sage 530; appearance of 532; gave laws and measures to Feudal Lords 539; sacrificed to as Great Exemplar 653
wu, zodiacal sign meaning of 434
wu, a unit of five men 446
Wu-ch'êng-tzŭ, teacher of Yao 483
wu-i, one of the musical pitch-pipes 434, 437; = wu-yen 'unscathed' 434
wu-kêng 477-479, 517
Wu-kêng, orig. name of Lu-fu 585
Wu-mou, Minister under the Yin 584
wu-t'ung, tree-abode of the fêng-huang 243
Wu-ying, music of Ti-k'u 392, 393
Y
ya, a melody = chêng 'correct' 391
ya, 'killed through crushing' 628
yang leads 244, 592; number of -- is odd 245, 246; way of -- is slow 245; goose follows -- 246; descends to yin 262; music is -- 391, 394; horse is -- 411; way of -- unbroken 419; appearing in yin 433; never separate 439; complete in three 464; aided with help of yin 491; milfoil is -- 522, 525, 526; instincts arise from 565; hun connected with 571; never leaves its place 592; bamboo is -- 624; birds belong to 657 yang = ming 'bright' 236
Yao one of the Five Emperors 233; meaning of 234; as a posthumous name 371; music of 392, 393; 12 provinces of 413; followed Principle of Substance 413; flood under 490; a Sage 529; appearance of 532; used tsai for year 598; term for death of 635
yao = yao-yao 'high and eminent' 234
yao 'magic' 490
Year different names for 598-599
yeh 'freak' 490
Yellow Dragon 242
yen-ch'in, see Small Apartment
Yen-ti. Emperor for summer 434
yin = chung 'equilibrium' 235
yin 'musical sound' = yin 'to swallow' 404
yin, zodiacal sign = yen 'to extend' 433
yin proceeds to yang 244; number of -- is even 245, 246, 475; way of -- is fast 245; bound to yang 245; rites are -- 391; way of -- broken 419; subject represents -- 475; reproved with help of yang 491; tortoise-shell is -- 522, 526; emotions arise from 565; p'o connected with 571; conforms 592; sun, moon, and planets are -- 593; t'ung wood is -- 624; man born of 649
Yin Dynasty had ranks in 3 grades 219, 220; one of the Three Kings 234; capital of 426; honoured white 550, 553, 617; took 12th month as 1st month 550, 617; instructed by reverence 555, 644; used Sacrificial Vessel 557; had Tzŭ as clan-name 581; used day of birth for personal name 583; prison of 605 n; caps of 614, 616, 617; coffins of 648; foot measured 12 inches 657
Yin Shou, teacher of Shun 483
yin-yang mutual completion of 224; harmonization of 241; motion of 244; number of 245; alternation of 245, 560, 594, 595; touching each other in spring 250; intermingle at dusk 262; meeting-corner of 390; ascending and declining of 433-435; termination of interaction of 447, 482; blending of -- causes wind 534; relation with Prin- ciples of Substance and Form 553-554; went wrong 607
ying = ying 'to respond' 437
ying 'excellent' 528
ying-chung; one of the musical pitch-pipes 435, 437
yo 'peak' = cho 'to examine' 502
yu, zodiacal sign = lao 'old' 434
yu 'friend' = yu 'to have' 562
Yu-hsiung, appellation of Huang-ti 236
yu-li, prison under the Yin 605 n
yu-pi 'Aid of the Right' 463, 464
yu-shih 'Teacher of the Right' 487
yung = yung 'to dam' 485
yü = wo 'We' 231
Yü, appellation of Shun = lo 'joy' 236
Yü, first King of Hsia music of 392, 393; buried at Kuei-chi 501; a Sage 529; appearance of 532; changed former institutions 548; had Ssŭ as clan-name 581
yü, one of the Five Notes effect of 389; corresp. with water 404; = yü 'to twist' 404; = shu 'to repose' 435; for winter 435
yü, a musical instrument 405, 408
yü, rain-sacrifice 491
yü-chin, plant for brewing liquor 509
Yü-hêng, star 532
yü-lu = ta-lu 655
yü-tsan 'Jade Libation-cup' 509
yüan 'dike' surrounding p'an-kung 486
yüan-shih, common officer of Son of Heaven 222
yüeh 'music' = lo 'joy' 387
yüeh 'moon' = ch'üeh 'defective' 594
Yüeh, one of the Five Canons 608, 609
yüeh, summer sacrifice to ancestor 653
Yüeh-shang, barbarian tribe 242, 243
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