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86 THE ANALECTS : INTRODUCTION.
=9. TUAN-SUN SHIH, styleTZ_ CHANG, _
_, _ -_ _ A n.ative of Ch%n [_]_, 48 junior to Confucius.
Well spoken of by Tz6 Kung for his humility and
diligence. II. I8, 23; V. I8; XI. I5, _7, 19; XII. 6, 1o,
14, 20; XIV. 43; XV. 5, 4I ; XVII. 6; XIX. I, 2, 3, I5,
i6; XX. 2.
3o. TZU-FU CHING-PO. --_ _l_ ,_: 1"_, an officer of
Lu, and counted a disciple of the Sage. Nothing is known
of him save what is recorded in XIV. 38 and XIX. 23.
3 J- WU-MA SHIH, style Tz,5 Ch'i. _ _ _1_, -_: "-wr
_l_, A native of Ch'6n _ or Lu, and 3o years junior to
. Confucius. See No. 7 Fu P'u Ch'i. ¥II. 3o.
32. YEN ttUI, or YEN Yf]AN, style Tz_ Yfian,
]El or _ _t, _ d_ _. He was the favorite disciple of
Confucius, and son of the next, who himself had been one
of the Sage's pupils. He was a native of Lu, 3o years
junior to his Master, and apparently an unostentatious
student, whose virtue lay not so much in speech as in putting
into practise his Master's teaching. At 29 he is said lo
have been white haired through hard _study ; at 32 he died,
and Confucius mourned him as much, or more than his
own son. II. 9;V. 8;25;VI. 2, 5,9;Vti- lo;IX. Io,
19, 20 ; XI. 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, Io, I8, 22 ; XII. x ; XV, lO.
_3. YEN WU YAO, style Lu, _ _ _. _ _.
father of the above. XI. 7.
M. YEn YEN, styleTZUYU, _ _ _ z_ _. A
native of Wu _. 45 years younger than Confucius, and
distinguished for his literary acquirements. When in
command of Wu Ch'_ng _ _ he reformed the people
by the use of _ _t_, the arts of civilisation, receivhlg the