Ran Yong
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Ran Yong (en chinois : 冉雍 selon la romanisation Wade–Giles : Jan Yung), né en 522 av. J-C. et mort à une date inconnue, est un philosophe chinois. Il est désigné dans les Analectes sous son prénom de courtoisie, Zhonggong (chinois : 仲弓 Wade–Giles:Chung-kung), et fait partie des principaux disciples de Confucius (les Douze Philosophes). Il est à ce titre révéré dans les temples confucéens.
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仲弓（ちゅうきゅう、生没年不詳・紀元前6世紀頃）は、孔門十哲の一人。仲弓は字、姓は冉（ぜん）、名は雍（よう）。 魯国出身。徳行科に列する。『論語』雍也篇の冒頭で、その人格の高さから「南面すべし」（君主は南を向いて座ることから、君主たる器量があるという意味）と孔子にたたえられた。
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冉雍（前522年－？），字仲弓，春秋末年鲁国（今山东曲阜）人。生于鲁昭公二十年。孔子弟子，孔門十哲之一，少孔子二十九岁。唐赠薛侯，宋封下邳公，改封薛公。有人認為，仲弓是荀子推崇的儒家學者子弓。
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Ran Yong (Chinese: 冉雍; Wade–Giles: Jan Yung; born 522 BC), also known by his courtesy name Zhonggong (Chinese: 仲弓; Wade–Giles: Chung-kung), was one of the prominent disciples of Confucius. Confucius thought highly of his excellent moral conduct, and considered him fit to be the ruler of a state. After completing school, he served as chief officer of Jisun, the noble clan that dominated the politics of Lu. In Confucian temples, Ran Yong's spirit tablet is placed the second among the Twelve Wise Ones, on the east. Ran Yong's offspring held the title of Wujing Boshi (五經博士; Wǔjīng Bóshì).
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Ran Yong (en chinois : 冉雍 selon la romanisation Wade–Giles : Jan Yung), né en 522 av. J-C. et mort à une date inconnue, est un philosophe chinois. Il est désigné dans les Analectes sous son prénom de courtoisie, Zhonggong (chinois : 仲弓 Wade–Giles:Chung-kung), et fait partie des principaux disciples de Confucius (les Douze Philosophes). Il est à ce titre révéré dans les temples confucéens.
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Ran Yong (Chinese: 冉雍; Wade–Giles: Jan Yung; born 522 BC), also known by his courtesy name Zhonggong (Chinese: 仲弓; Wade–Giles: Chung-kung), was one of the prominent disciples of Confucius. Confucius thought highly of his excellent moral conduct, and considered him fit to be the ruler of a state. After completing school, he served as chief officer of Jisun, the noble clan that dominated the politics of Lu. Ran Yong was a native of the State of Lu. He was 29 years younger than Confucius, and was from the same clan as Ran Geng and Ran Qiu, two other prominent disciples of Confucius. He was of the same age as Ran Qiu. He was known for his moral integrity, despite being born to a father of lowly status, and Confucius declared that his background would not detract from his excellence. He was said to be not an eloquent speaker. In Confucian temples, Ran Yong's spirit tablet is placed the second among the Twelve Wise Ones, on the east. Ran Yong's offspring held the title of Wujing Boshi (五經博士; Wǔjīng Bóshì).
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仲弓（ちゅうきゅう、生没年不詳・紀元前6世紀頃）は、孔門十哲の一人。仲弓は字、姓は冉（ぜん）、名は雍（よう）。 魯国出身。徳行科に列する。『論語』雍也篇の冒頭で、その人格の高さから「南面すべし」（君主は南を向いて座ることから、君主たる器量があるという意味）と孔子にたたえられた。
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冉雍（前522年－？），字仲弓，春秋末年鲁国（今山东曲阜）人。生于鲁昭公二十年。孔子弟子，孔門十哲之一，少孔子二十九岁。唐赠薛侯，宋封下邳公，改封薛公。有人認為，仲弓是荀子推崇的儒家學者子弓。
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