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A Chinese scholar in the early Qing dynasty. His courtesy name was Jiashu. He was from Pinghu (Zhejiang province). He served as a county magistrate and censor. He was a strong-willed man who was devoted to his work and was trusted by Emperor Kangxi. He was also a Zhu Xi scholar of honesty and integrity, and was the first of the Qing dynasty Confucian scholars to be enshrined at the Confucius Temple and given the posthumous name Qingxian. He called his study Sanyutang. His works include "The Complete Works of the Four Books of Sanyutang," "The Warring States Period: A Guide to Detoxification," "Questioning Learning," "Lectures on Songyang," "Reading Essays," "Diary of Sanyutang," "Collection of Sanyutang Writings," and others. These works were collected and published as the "Complete Works of Luzi" in the late Qing dynasty.

[Yamai Yu March 18, 2016]

"Yamai Yu's translation and commentary on Lu Jiashu (included in Zhu Xi's Classics vol. 11, Zhu Xi's Successors, Vol. 2, 1978, Meitoku Publishing)"

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中国、清(しん)代初期の学者。字(あざな)は稼書(かしょ)。平湖（浙江(せっこう)省）の人。知県と監察御史(ぎょし)の官を歴任、職務に熱心な硬骨漢で、康煕(こうき)帝の信任を受けた。また醇正篤実(じゅんせいとくじつ)な朱子学者で、清代の儒学者のなかではもっとも早く孔子廟(こうしびょう)に従祀(じゅうし)され、清献と諡(おくりな)された。書斎の名を三魚堂と称した。著書に『三魚堂四書大全』『戦国策去毒』『問学録』『松陽講義』『読朱随筆』『三魚堂日記』『三魚堂文集』その他があり、清末にこれらの著作を集めて『陸子全書』が刊刻された。

［山井　湧　2016年3月18日］

『山井湧訳注『陸稼書』（『朱子学大系11　朱子の後継　下』所収・1978・明徳出版社）』

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