The guardian of a pass at a frontier-mound compares this man to a “wooden bell” that alerts the people of danger. This man says that the strength of the north is in weapon-making, the strength of the south is in gentleness, and the strength of the Noble Man is to stand in the center, in a book attributed to his grandson, Doctrine of the Mean. A tradition named for this man champions five “constants” and four “virtues”, and includes the Four Books and the Five Classics. For 10 points, name this man whose disciple Mencius
The guardian of a pass at a frontier-mound compares this man to a “wooden bell” that alerts the people of danger. This man says that the strength of the north is in weapon-making, the strength of the south is in gentleness, and the strength of the Noble Man is to stand in the center, in a book attributed to his grandson, Doctrine of the Mean. A tradition named for this man champions five “constants” and four “virtues”, and includes the Four Books and the Five Classics. For 10 points, name this man whose disciple Mencius compiled a collection of his sayings, the Analects.