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Confucius

551–479 BC

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Confucius (551–479 BC) was a foundational Chinese philosopher whose ethical and political teachings, collectively known as Confucianism, profoundly influenced East Asian culture and thought. He advocated for moral self-cultivation, social harmony through proper ritual and conduct, and benevolent governance based on virtue rather than force.

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The Analects (Lun Yu)
Spring and Autumn Annals (attributed, but likely edited/transmitted)
Book of Odes (Shi Jing - transmitted and taught)
Book of History (Shu Jing - transmitted and taught)
Book of Rites (Li Ji - fundamental to his teachings)

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