Chapter

 1 1 |          lost seven hundred lî of territory to Ch'in; and on the south
 2 1 |          Mencius replied, 'With a territory which is only a hundred
 3 2 |      contend with the strong. The territory within the four seas embraces
 4 4 |          now, when with a doubled territory you do not put in practice
 5 4 |         the barbarians want is my territory. I have heard this, -- that
 6 5 |          his beginning had only a territory of one hundred square lî.
 7 5 |         and Ch'î embraces so much territory. Cocks crow and dogs bark
 8 5 |          for the enlarging of its territory: no change is needed for
 9 5 |   sovereigns over a hundred lî of territory, they would, all of them,
10 9 |           ease.~14. 'Although the territory of T'Ang is narrow and small,
11 14|            When contentions about territory are the ground on which
12 19|       Heaven there was allotted a territory of a thousand lî square.
13 19|           four amounts. Where the territory did not amount to fiftylî,
14 19|      Heaven received an amount of territory equal to that of a Hâu;
15 19|          a great State, where the territory was a hundred lî square,
16 19|         the next order, where the territory was seventy lî square, the
17 19|          a small State, where the territory was fifty lî square, the
18 24|           with an addition to his territory. On the other hand, if,
19 24|      deprived of a portion of his territory; if he did so a third time,
20 24|           plainly before you. The territory appropriated to the sovereign
21 24| entertainment of the princes. The territory appropriated to a Hâu is
22 24|          a hundred lî square. The territory was indeed enough, but it
23 24|         it was 100 lî square. The territory was indeed enough, but it
24 25|            1. Mencius said, 'Wide territory and a numerous people are
25 27|          Liang, for the matter of territory, tore and destroyed his
26 28|          prince are three; -- the territory, the people, the government