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LEGACY

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Father of Confucianism Confucius

Humanities ScholarCNBC 551 — BC 479

Thinker and educator of China's Spring and Autumn period. Founded Confucianism centered on ren and li, laying the cornerstone of East Asian civilization.

“By reviewing the old and realizing the new, I merely seek to fulfill the duty of a human.”

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Quote

“By reviewing the old and realizing the new, I merely seek to fulfill the duty of a human.”

Greeting

“To learn and practice it from time to time — is that not a joy?”
“Virtue is never alone. It always has neighbors.”
“Is it not a delight when friends come from afar?”

Roll Call

“To know what you know and to know what you do not — that is true knowledge.”
“I shall step forward when the time is right.”
“When it comes to practicing benevolence, one yields to no one — not even one's teacher.”

Deploy

“The path is righteous — advance!”
“Observe propriety, but do not retreat!”
“March under the banner of the rectification of names!”

Victory

“How could heaven not have favored virtue?”
“The will of the noble man has at last been fulfilled.”
“They said benevolence was far away, yet here it is.”

Draw

“One must not rush. Do not covet petty gains.”
“Going too far is as bad as falling short.”
“Look within, correct your faults, and move on.”

Defeat

“To remain unresentful when unrecognized — is that not the mark of a noble man?”
“The true fault is not correcting one's faults.”
“Where there is will, there is always a way.”

Strike

“Right the wrong!”
“See what is right and act!”
“Subdue with propriety!”
P e r s o n aA n a l y s i s

Overview

Supreme intellect and benevolence combined with communal orientation formed the foundation of East Asian ethics for millennia. High command and diligence converge through conservative disposition toward the singular goal of restoring ritual governance; strong courage sustains the ideal without compromise.

Core Abilities

Command
65
Martial
40
Intellect
96
Charm
88

Inner Virtues

Temperance
78
Diligence
90
Reflection
88
Courage
72

Outer Virtues

Loyalty
82
Benevolence
95
Fairness
80
Humility
70

Core Disposition

Pessimism
Optimism
Conservative
Progressive
Individual
Social
Cautious
Bold

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