The Zuo Zhuan (Chronicles of Zuo) — a narrative commentary on the Spring and Autumn Annals providing detailed accounts of the political and military events of the Zhou dynasty period, serving as a major source for Confucian historical ethics.
Provides the narrative flesh for the Spring and Autumn Annals' skeletal chronicle; establishes paradigms of righteous and unrighteous political conduct through exemplary historical narratives; became a standard text in the classical curriculum.
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