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Preface
Part One Philosophies
¢ñ.The Harmony Between Man and Nature
¢ò.The Commonwealth of the World for All
¢ó.People-oriented Thinking
¢ô.Human-heartedness: Loving Others
¢õ.Promoting the Virtuous and Appointing the Capable
¢ö.Governance Through Non-action
¢÷.Righteousness Over Profit
¢ø.Cultivating Rituals to Govern the Country
¢ù.Harmonizing All States
¢ú.Sageliness Within and Kingliness Without
¢û.Humanistic Cultivation
¢ü.Preparedness for the Future
¢ú¢ó.Attack by Stratagem
Part Two Systems
¢ñ.Emperorism to Unify the Nation
¢ò.Decentralization System: Checks and Balances
¢ó.System of Prefectures and Counties for Smooth Implementation of Government Decrees
¢ô.Council for Tribal Affairs: A Policy of Control Through Conciliation
¢õ.The Diplomatic System: Using Both the Stick and the Carrot
¢ö.Official Selection System: Promoting the Virtuous and theCapable
¢÷.The Supervision Systems for Officials
¢ø.The Land System: Distribution on Households
¢ù.Household Registration and Verification for Tax and Corv¨¦e
¢ú.The State-owned Economic System: The Lifeline
¢û.The System of Rituals and Laws
¢ü.The Educational System: Cultivating Talents for the Official Reserves
¢ú¢ó.History Compiling System: Learning from the Past
Part Three Methodology
¢ñ.Extension of Knowledge Through Investigation of Things
¢ò.Reform and Innovation
¢ó.Unity of Knowledge and Practice
¢ô.The Doctrine of the Mean
¢õ.A Just Cause Allies Abundant Support While an Unjust One Finds Little
¢ö.Pooling the Wisdom and Working Together
¢÷.Be Virtuous and Prudent in Punishment
¢ø.Be Alert to Danger in Times of Peace
¢ù.A Straw Shows Which Way the Wind Blows
Epilogue