Chapter

 1 1 |           as my virtue is, in the government of my kingdom, I do indeed
 2 1 |       same plan. On examining the government of the neighboring kingdoms,
 3 1 |           the first step of royal government.~4. 'Let mulberry trees
 4 1 |       sword and with the style of government? 'There is no difference,'
 5 1 |           people, administers his government so as to be chargeable with
 6 1 |      indeed dispense a benevolent government to the people, being sparing
 7 2 |      speak, let it be about royal government.'~3. The king said, 'What
 8 2 |          Majesty will institute a government whose action shall be benevolent,
 9 3 |           near to a state of good government!'~2. Another day, Mencius,
10 3 |           near to a state of good government! The music of the present
11 3 |           practise the true royal government, then do not pull it down.'~
12 3 |           you what the true royal government is?' 'Formerly,' was the
13 3 |        was the reply, 'king Wan's government of Ch'î was as follows: --
14 3 |     husbandmen cultivated for the government one-ninth of the land; the
15 3 |         in the institution of his government with its benevolent action,
16 3 |         kingdom there is not good government, what is to be done?' The
17 4 |           the principles of right government, and, being grown up to
18 4 |          But when you come to the government of the State, then you say, -- "
19 4 |    exercised all the functions of government throughout the kingdom.
20 4 |          in practice a benevolent government; -- it is this which sets
21 4 |          in practice a benevolent government, this people will love you
22 5 |        obtain the ordering of the government in Ch'î, could you promise
23 5 |      enjoyed the direction of the government of the State, and how low,
24 5 |     sovereigns, and of their good government. Moreover, there were the
25 5 |         assistance to Châu in his government. In consequence of these
26 5 |          in practice a benevolent government, no power will be able to
27 5 |        the people from tyrannical government were more intense than the
28 5 |          chariots, let benevolent government be put in practice, and
29 5 |         in the mind, do injury to government, and, displayed in th government,
30 5 |  government, and, displayed in th government, are hurtful to the conduct
31 5 |        approve; in a time of good government to take office, and on the
32 5 |        people." In a time of good government to take office, and when
33 5 |         know the character of his government. By hearing his music, we
34 6 |      digest the principles of his government with its legal sanctions,
35 6 |          likewise a commiserating government. When with a commiserating
36 6 |         practised a commiserating government, to rule the kingdom was
37 8 |       himself into the service of government. His prince declining to
38 9 |          in practice a benevolent government, has made choice of you
39 9 |        thing towards a benevolent government must be to lay down the
40 10|           practising a benevolent government, and I wish to receive a
41 10|         putting into practice the government of the ancient sages, showing
42 10|          time they carry on their government. But now, the prince of
43 10|         resumed, 'Then, is it the government of the kingdom which alone
44 10|        How can they avail for the government of a State?'~1. The Mohist,
45 11|           practise the true royal government, and Ch'î and Ch'û hate
46 11|        say, practising true royal government, and so forth. If it were
47 11|          it were practising royal government, all within the four seas
48 12|           are pernicious to their government. When sages shall rise up
49 13|        Shun, without a benevolent government, could not secure the tranquil
50 13|    sufficient for the exercise of government; laws alone cannot carry
51 13|          called in to their aid a government that could not endure to
52 13|           who, in the exercise of government, does not proceed according
53 13|           to rule others, and his government is unsuccessful, let him
54 13|             The administration of government is not difficult; -- it
55 13|         Mencius said, 'When right government prevails in the kingdom,
56 13|          those of great. When bad government prevails in the kingdom,
57 14|           princes to practise the government of king Wan, within seven
58 14|         not practising benevolent government, all his ministers who enriched
59 14|            nor to blame errors of government. It is only the great man
60 15|        understand the practice of government.~3. 'When in the eleventh
61 17|              do you undertake the government of them for me." I do not
62 17|         officer to administer its government, and to pay over its revenues
63 17|         of tribute, or affairs of government, to receive the prince of
64 17|        associated with him in the government. It is said in the Canon
65 18|          Shun assisted Yâo in the government for twenty and eight years; --
66 18|            and Yî assisted in the government was so different; that Ch'
67 19|         esteem. In a time of good government he took office, and on the
68 19|        court from which a lawless government emanated, or among lawless
69 19|        people." In a time of good government he took office, and when
70 19|           were employed about the government offices, had for their emolument
71 19|           were employed about the government offices, had for their emolument
72 19|           were employed about the government offices, had the same emolument; --
73 19|           were employed about the government offices were regulated according
74 23|         of the duke Mû of Lû, the government was in the hands of Kung-î,
75 24|           he was removed from his government. Thus the sovereign commanded
76 24|         the administration of his government to the disciple Yo-chang,
77 24|  sufficient qualification for the government of the kingdom; -- how much
78 25| reputation for kindness.~2. 'Good government does not lay hold of the
79 25|       good instructions.~3. 'Good government is feared by the people,
80 25|           are loved by them. Good government gets the people's wealth,
81 27|           the great principles of government and their various business,
82 28|        territory, the people, the government and its business. If one