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Fu Buqi
- Qin Shi #26 |
宓不齊 1
琴史 #26 2 |
子賤 Zijian (宓子賤 Fu Zijian, born 521 BCE), sometimes pronounced Mi Zijian, was a nickname of 宓不齊 Fu Buqi. A disciple of Confucius, he served as chief minister of Shanfu (in southwestern Shandong province).3 He was succeeded there by Wuma Qi.4
Most of this story is in 呂氏春秋 (see Knoblock and Riegel, The Annals of Lü Buwei, p.553). In Shi Ji (GSR VII, p.76) Fu Buqi tells Confucius that in fact there were five men better than him in his administration.
Qinshu Daquan Folio 20B, #4 has several poems about the qin terrace. Other versions of the story are in Han Feizi (Folio 16, #24) and Han Shi Waizhuan (Folio 16, #31).
The Qin Shi entry is as follows.
1 7246.0 gives both Mi and Fu as pronunciations. 7246.3 宓不齊 Fu Buqi says a man of Lu during the Spring and Autumn period, style name 子賤 Zijian, a disciple of Confucius....
7246.2 is 宓子賤彈鳴琴 Fu Zijian Plays a Resonant Qin (Return)
4 Wuma Qi (8927.40 巫馬期), also a disciple of Confucius, had the proper name Wuman Shi (8927.39 巫馬施). His style name was 子期 Ziqi, so he was called Wuma Qi. Some sources say he was from 魯 Lu, others say he was from 陳 Chen. (Return)
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