Thirteen Classics

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The Thirteen Classics are a canonical collection of ancient Chinese Confucian texts that became the core curriculum for imperial examinations and scholarly study for centuries.

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Thirteen Classics canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Chinese classic texts collection
Confucian canon
canonicalStatus Confucian canon
linked to: Confucian classics
compiledIn Song dynasty
coreCurriculumFor civil service examinations in China
countryOfOrigin China
culture Chinese
field Chinese history
Chinese literature
Chinese philosophy
followedBy Four Books and Five Classics
hasPart Analects
Book of Changes
linked to: I Ching

Book of Documents
Book of Songs
Ceremonies and Rites
Chunqiu Zuozhuan
linked to: Zuo Zhuan

Classic of Filial Piety
Erya
Erya dictionary
Gongyang Zhuan
linked to: Gongyang Commentary

Guliang Zhuan
Li Ji
Lunyu
linked to: Analects

Mencius
Mengzi
linked to: Mencius

Record of Rites
linked to: Book of Rites

Rites of Zhou
linked to: Zhou li

Shang Shu
linked to: Book of Documents

Shi Jing
linked to: Book of Songs

Spring and Autumn Annals
Xiaojing
Yi Li
Zhou Li
Zhou Yi
inCanonOf East Asian Confucian tradition
influenced Neo-Confucianism
language Classical Chinese
precededBy Five Classics
religiousTradition Confucianism
studiedBy Chinese scholar-officials
subjectMatter cosmology
ethics
philology
political philosophy
ritual
timePeriod Imperial China
usedFor imperial examinations
scholarly study

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Referenced by (6)

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Book of Songs partOf Thirteen Classics
Book of Rites partOf Thirteen Classics
Zuo Zhuan partOf Thirteen Classics
Airs of the States includedIn Thirteen Classics
Guliang Commentary transmittedAsPartOf Thirteen Classics
Chunqiu partOf Thirteen Classics