Zichan

thumb|Portrait of Zichan from Sancai Tuhui

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Instance of: human
Family name: Guó
Gender: male
Occupation: philosopher
Image: Zi Chan.jpg

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date of death: 0522-00-00
date of birth: 0550-00-00
Commons category: Zichan
described by source: Records of the Grand Historian

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Encyclopedic overview

40 sections

Contents

Background
Zhou dynasty
State of Zheng
Family of Zichan
Career profile
Path as state official
Reform programs
Agriculture
Laws of 536 BCE
Prior legal regime
Publication
Adverse reactions
Political change
Sources, the text
Government
Rites, ancient virtue
Belief, divination
Interstate relations
Viewed in philosophy
Era of conflict & flux
Confucius
Kongzi and Zichan
Zichan and Kongzi
Mencius
Shen Buhai
Shang Yang
Xunzi
Han Feizi
Sang Hongyang
Deng Xi vs. Zichan
The ''Liezi'' text
Rivalry and fate
Hedonistic brothers
The ''Zuo Zhuan''
Bibliography
Ancient
Modern
Articles
References
See also

thumb|Portrait of Zichan from Sancai Tuhui

Zichan (WG: '''Tzu Ch'an) () (–522 BCE) was a Chinese statesman during the late Spring and Autumn period. From 543 BCE until his death in 522 BCE, he served as the chief minister of the State of Zheng. Also known as Gongsun Qiao' (, he is better known by his courtesy name Zichan.

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