- Zeng Shen (505–435 BC),
better known as
Zengzi (Master Zeng),
courtesy name Ziyu (子輿), was a
Chinese philosopher and
disciple of Confucius. He
later taught...
- "Four Books" in
Confucianism attributed to one of Confucius' disciples,
Zengzi. The
Great Learning had come from a
chapter in the Book of
Rites which formed...
- Confucius's
favourite disciple, one of the main
characters in
Analects Zengzi or Zeng Shen (505–435 BC),
another disciple of
Confucius and
author of the...
-
Zengzi (right)
kneeling before Confucius (center), as
depicted in a
painting from the
Illustrations of the
classic of
Filial Piety, Song dynasty...
-
Confucius and his
disciple Zengzi. A 12th-century
author named He Yin claimed: "The
classic of
Filial Piety was not made by
Zengzi himself. When he retired...
- piety. The book—a
purported dialogue between Confucius and his
student Zengzi—is
about how to set up a good
society using the
principle of
filial piety...
- and nine
commentary chapters by
Zengzi, one of the
disciples of Confucius. Its
importance is
illustrated by
Zengzi's foreword that this is the gateway...
- Mencius" for a
descendant of Mencius, a "Sacrificial
Official to
Zengzi" for a
descendant of
Zengzi, and a "Sacrificial
Official to Yan ****" for a descendant...
-
social and
political ambitions. He was also a
descendant of the
philosopher Zengzi, a
student of Confucius. He
studied in
Yuelu Academy in
Changsha Prefecture...
- a
prominent statesman and general, and a
descendant of the
philosopher Zengzi. He
served in the
Xiang Army, a
standing military force organised by his...
