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Confucius - Part 5: From Sage to Statecraft
Confucius did not build an institution, but he did found a way of imagining moral life that would shape civilizations. His words, captured in the Analects, became the seed of a living tradition. Over centuries, that seed grew into a durable grammar for society. After Confucius’ death, his teachings were not frozen but adapted, debated, and woven into new worlds.
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