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334 THE BMPEROR YAOU.peraixibulated the various regions and mountains. Adivine tortoise bearing an inscription came up out ofthe river ^ L6.Ouiline ^:^ C. VI. A. 60. Yaou 80, ^ Yii,having completed his work in regulating the waters,proceeded to settle the nine provinces, and to arrangethe tribute ; when holding a black gem, he entered intothe imperial presence, and announced the completionof his undertaking.Outline. ^ -5-0. VI 1. A. 1. Yaou 81, thetwelve provinces were first arranged, and twelve hillsappointed as the guardians of the same, while the channelsof the rivers were deepened.Outline. ^^C. VII. An. 20. Yaou 100; theEmperor died at the city of^ YAig.*Detail. The Emperor, in his capacity of sovereiijn, was as benevolentas Hea>en, and as wise as the jôds ; appro.ichin^ hini he appearei like the sun, and at a distance his form resembled the brijurhtclouds. He was i ich without pride, and noble without self.i:jdulijence.He Wore a yellow cap and sombre clothes, while he rode in a redchariot dr iwn by white h )rses ; the eaves of his tiiatch were not cuteven; his rafters were roug^h, and unplaned ; the ends of his beamswere des'titute of cross pieces ; the great road cnariot (in which he sacrficed to Heaven) was not painted, nor his straw mat ornamentedwith a border ; his principal dish of soup was not nicely compounded,nor was the g:rain he ate carefully cleansed ; his broth was made ofpulse, and he ate out of a clay-dish, aud drank with an earthen spoon;he was not adorned with gold, silver, pearl or precious stonci*, nordid he display embroidery and variegated silks ; he regarded notstrange and extraordinary things, nor valued rarities and curiosities :he would not listen to lascivious airs, nor would he white-wash thewalls and apartments of his palace ; he covered his person with clothgarments, and guarded against the cold by wearing deer-skins ; vvhilehe never changed his clothes and shoes, until they were entirely wornout.Outline.^ HrCycle VI 1. An. 22. Yaou 102;Shun avoided the son of Yaou, and went to dwell onthe south of the Yellow Hiver ; hut the people of theempire, instead of following Yaou 's son, followed Shun;thus Shun ascended the imperial throne.* The modern ^M Tang-fung, (Lat. 34. 28. N. Long. 3.22. W.)
THE EMPEHON SHUN. 335THE EMPEROR ^ SHUN, DESIGNATED ^ ^ YEW-YU.Outline,^ ^ Cycle Vll. An. 23. (B. C. 2 254)the first year of the Emperor Shun ; on the first monthfciid the lirst day, the Emperor visited the temple of hisaccomplished predecessor, and ascended the imperialthrone, at^ 1^^. Pô-pan, while his reign was characterizedby stability. *Detail. The Emperor's surname w as ^J^ Ya6u, his name î^Chung-hwa, and he was the son of Koo-sow ; the Emperor Yaou ek^vated and employed him, after which he conferred on him the imperialdignity. He was associated in the goverriment 28 years, and afterYaou was dead and buried, he first ascended the throne, as soleruler, at Poo-pan. fOutline. He inspected the pearl-adorned sphere,and the gem-constructed tube, in order to ascertain themotion and position of the sun, moon, and five planets.Outline. He appointed the nine officers.Detail ^ Yh was the chief engineer, ^ K'h^ was the directorof agriculture, ^2 See was the minister of public instruction,^^P^ Kaou-yaou was appointed criminal judge, ^ Shwuy was thesuperintendent of works, j^ Yih was the warden of the marshes,fQ 3^ P^^-® was the master of ceremonies,y^^ How-kwei wasthe chief musician, and^ Lung received and carried out the prince'acommands ; these were the nine officers.Outline, ^ Choo (the son of Yaou) was appointedto the tioveniorship of "l^ Tan, in ordei to keep up thesacrifices due to his ancestors.Offtline, 'I he Emperor paid homage to his futhrr^ §^ Koo sow, and appointed his younger brother^beang to^ )^Ye.v-pe territory.Outline. -^ Yu, ^ [^ Kaou-yaou, ^ YTh, and 5gTseih, assisted the Emperor with thtîr counsels. J* The reigns of the various Emperors are said to be characterizedby the various elements, which perhaps has some reference to theirancient philosophy. Shun is said to have reigned by the influence ofearth, wtjich we have denominated stability.t The modern jVS J)^^Poo-chew; Lat. 36. 15. N. Iông.5. 24 W.J Sc« the Shoo-kirg.
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