Book of Rites

E504970

The Book of Rites is a classical Confucian text that details ancient Chinese social norms, ceremonial practices, and hierarchical etiquette, serving as a foundational guide to proper conduct and governance.

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Book of Rites canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese classic text
Confucian classic
ritual text
associatedWith Confucianism NERFINISHED
Confucius NERFINISHED
centralConcept li
compiledBy Confucian scholars
contains chapters
coversTopic ancestral rites
court rituals
daily behavior
funeral rites
marriage ceremonies
sacrificial ceremonies
describes ceremonial practices
governance principles
hierarchical etiquette
proper conduct
ritual
social norms
explainsConcept filial piety
ritual propriety
roles and duties
social hierarchy
hasAlternativeName Liji NERFINISHED
hasApproximateNumberOfChapters 49
hasChineseName 禮記
hasPinyinName Lǐjì NERFINISHED
includesSection Doctrine of the Mean NERFINISHED
Great Learning NERFINISHED
influenced Chinese political thought
East Asian etiquette
imperial examination curriculum
language Classical Chinese
originatesFrom ancient China
partOf Confucian canon NERFINISHED
Thirteen Classics NERFINISHED
regionOfInfluence China NERFINISHED
Japan NERFINISHED
Korea NERFINISHED
Vietnam NERFINISHED
timePeriod Han dynasty redaction
late Zhou dynasty
traditionallyAttributedTo Confucius NERFINISHED
usedFor moral education
regulation of ceremonies
training of officials

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Duke of Zhou associatedWith Book of Rites