Section I. Decade Of Ch'ing Miao. Ii. Wei
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"The Book of Poetry", tr. by James Legge, [1876],
p. 434
Ii
The "Wei T'ien Chih Ming;" narrative. Celebrating the virtue of King Wn as comparable to that of Heaven; and looking to him for blessing in the future.
Heaven by a deep and ceaseless law
Orders its ways with man.
Pure shone, without a single flaw,
The virtue of King Wn.
To us he shows his kindness still.
As all our powers we strain
To be in concord with his will,
His favor we shall gain.
So may the last his throne to fill
His love and grace retain!
"The Book of Poetry", tr. by James Legge, [1876],
p. 434
Ii
The "Wei T'ien Chih Ming;" narrative. Celebrating the virtue of King Wn as comparable to that of Heaven; and looking to him for blessing in the future.
Heaven by a deep and ceaseless law
Orders its ways with man.
Pure shone, without a single flaw,
The virtue of King Wn.
To us he shows his kindness still.
As all our powers we strain
To be in concord with his will,
His favor we shall gain.
So may the last his throne to fill
His love and grace retain!
