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362 THE SHANG DYNASTY.gave himself no leisure to eat, in order to entertain scholars ; hencea variety of clever men reverted to him.Outline, The fabulous birds sang at 11^ \1| K'hesan.*Outline, ^ l^ Cy. XXV. An, 21. Te-yih 15.There was an earthquake at ij)^ K'he, in the region of^ Chow.Detail. The western lord was laid up with sickness, for five days,when an earthquake occurred, which in every direction did not extCiidbeyond the borders. The western lord said, Heaven" exhibitscalamitous omens, in order to punish the guilty ; let us follow afterviitue and reform our lives, perhaps by so doing we shall avoid thethreatened evil. In a short time his sickness was cured.Outline, 3^ ^ Cy. XXV. An. 29. Te-yih 23.1^ Ch'ang, the western lord of Chow, be^ât^ F^, (orWoo-waiig.)Detail. When Ch'hang was heir apparent, he married a lady of/^ r^ Yew-sin, called ÂC xM T'hae-sze ; she was not jealous, andbore ten sons ; the eldest, called |Q F°L ^^ Pih-yth-k'aou, diedyoung ; the second was called ^^ Fa ; he was of a gentle dispositionand possessed sage-like virtues. The western lord made him hisheir apparent. After him followed " Tan, who studied under^^;j5J Keih-shuh, and was benevolent and talented ; the western lordentrusted him with the government.TheOutline,^ E ^y- ^X^- ^^- 30. T6-yth 24.emperor ordered |^ Ch'hang, the western lord, tooppose the barbarians of ^ Kwan, and to provideYen-wan foreigners.against the ^^ ^Ôutline, pg ^ Cy. XxV. An. 43. Te yih 37.The king died, and his son ^ Sin, ascended the throne.Detail Te-yih's concubine bore ^^ "J* Wei-tsz^ ; she againbore 'ffp|/J Chung-yen ; after which she became empress andbrought forth ^=j^ Sin. Te-yih and his empress considered Wei-tszeto be virtuous, and wished to fix upon him as the heir appar -nt. Thegreat hibtorian, holding fast to the laws, contended, saying. Having ason by your wife, you must not set up the son of a concubine. Wheie-* Th^ modern ll^ fJj K'hesan, in Shen-se, Lat. 34. 20. N. Long.S. 6. W.
THE SHANG DYNASTY.363upon the emperor established^ Chow, (i. e. ^ Sin) ^'ui;,successor. i ai at nis hi,^^^ CHOW-SIN.Owjf/m^. y^ cy. XXV. An. 44. B. C. 1153The first year of Chow-sin, the king of ^ Yin. Theking opposed reprovers, patronized extravagance, andgave himself up to wine and women.Detml. Chow was fond of debate, in which he was quick and ready;he was an acute observer ;in strength and energ-y he surpassedothers ;he conld beat ferocious beasts with his hand ; he had cunninffenough to evade reproofs, and volubility sufficient to gloss over hiterrors ;he boasted himself above his ministers on account of his ability;and he lifted up himself above all the people of the empire onaccount of his fame ;imagining that they all rated far below himselfChow was by nature very extravagrant, and fond of women and wine!He was the first that made ivory chop-sticks, when ^^ Ketszesighing, said. Now you make ivory chop-sticks, by and bye you"must have crystal cups ;and when you have ivory chop-sticks andcrystal cups, you will want to eat bear's paws and leopard's wombs ;other things also must be in proportion ; all of which should your Maj-^styrequire in sufficient abundance, you will endanger the empire.Outline.^ ^ Cycle XXV. An. 51., Chow-sin 8.The emperor attacked the people of Ye w-soo, and obtained;^^ Ta-ke, of whom he was very fond ; thiswoman was given up to dissolute pleasure, and increasedthe severity of the punishments^ so that the peopleshuddered with vexation.Detail. When Chow attacked -j^ 1^ Yew-soo, the prince ofthat country gave him Ta-ke in marriage. This woman obtained favourin his eyes, and her words were listened to ; whosoever she likedwas honoured, and those whom she hated were slain. The emperorthen ordered pjjj "Jj^Sze>keun to institute at ^ -pfCliaouko,*the music of the northern country, the dance of the northernvillage, and the pastimes of mutually yielding to each oth r. He alsoconstructed ^ ^ the Stag gallery, with chambers and doors ofprecious stones ; the gallery was half a mile in breadth, and a thousandcubits high ; it was seven years in building ;heavy taxes werelevied in order to store the stag gallery with wealth, and to provide^5 tSKeu-keaou with grain. fHe marie a collection of dogs and* The modern :J|£Ke district, in Ilo-nan, Lat. 35 38. N. Long.'2. 7. W. The former capital city of Chow.t Both this gallery and granary were at Ke : the metropolis ofChow.
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