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xix. 23, tells Tzu-kung that Shu-sun thinks him greater than Confucius.

_Tzu-hsi_, xiv. 10, chief minister to the state of Ch'u. He refused to be appointed successor to the throne in place of the true heir; but did not oppose his master's faults, and prevented him employing Confucius.

_Tzu-hsia_, a disciple of Confucius, name Pu Shang, style Tzu-hsia, born 507 B.C.;