Chapter

 1 1 |        shall be the chief of a family of a thousand chariots.
 2 1 |        shall be the chief of a family of a hundred chariots. To
 3 1 |        its hundred mâ, and the family of several mouths that is
 4 2 |     age the elders in your own family, so that the elders in the
 5 2 |    youth the young in your own family, so that the young in the
 6 2 |       to his brothers, and his family of the State was governed
 7 2 |       its hundred mâu, and the family of eight mouths that is
 8 4 |        that scion of the Tsang family cause me not to find the
 9 7 |      some one of the Tung-kwoh family, when Kung-sun Ch'âu said
10 7 |     Ching said to him, 'In the family, there is the relation of
11 12|        to an ancient and noble family of Ch'î. His elder brother
12 13|        kingdom, the State, the family." The root of the kingdom
13 13|    root of the State is in the family. The root of the family
14 13|        family. The root of the family is in the person of its
15 13|     others will despise him. A family must first destroy itself,
16 14| officer to the head of the Chî family, whose evil ways he was
17 16|      Chang wish to have in his family the relationships of husband
18 19|     was Mang Hsien, chief of a family of a hundred chariots. He
19 19|      thought nothing about his family. If they had thought about
20 19|     they had thought about his family, he would not have maintained
21 19|        only has the chief of a family of a hundred chariots acted
22 25|        have silk to wear. Each family had five brood hens and