࢈τϜНᏱൣ! ಒΫή෉ 2010 Ԓ 06 У 75-116 ॳ ᜋ፤ख़ϟϸݚ˕˕ԨᐺၿಜᢏేྜՄᄇق׉Ꮡဒ፲ ചഈྜ ᄣ! ् Ѝφȃ෇φȃφࡧȃ۞φϟ༉Ȃі׉፞Ꮡᚡᆏဒ፲ژ௄൞ȃ๴ȃऊȃ෾Ȃ Ȃᙾ׸ϟϜȂಥܼጃᇰᏑᏱϲోȄԨᐺܓᜋ௄࢈ݾᙾ࣐ᏑᏱȂໍՅӲᘫܼЗق ༮׉хᏑᏱԚ൸Ȅᔯଇі׉ם๙ᏱȂڐпΡโ༉ٯȂقпȶၿಜȷ஽Ͼѳਫᡞ ϛ࢑ུ౵ມཋȂηٯ૖๝Ȃȶၿಜȷޠ᝸ܜ፞ᏑࡧՄᚡᆏጤસȂூُԨᐺٿп क़ၭȂпІ׺ܼٙᏑᏱᄃޠӬȂՅ࢑ತᆺ኶хᏑ޲ଢ൷ဒ΢ెޠ܉ϛ࢑፞Ӽ྆ ϟϜȂሏໍึܓȂпІӲᘫܼЗܜЗூᇅ௒ᛅȂӶ࢈ݾᄃ፻ȃᏑᏱ༉ޠ፻࿌Ϝ ࡈᇲޠᜋق৥ȂࣻϤᒋ೾Ȃಥܼ२ᄻᏑᏱѭᢏȂԨᐺпȶၿಜȷ׈ԚΚᆎဒ፲ नෂՄᄇȂᄈܼޠހኅ؂Ω໕ȄҐНᙥҦޠᇅᖑ݃ȂᇌᑗࢌεȂϘԥད୞΢З РӪȄޠఽྀ؂Ԩᐺȶၿಜȷ፤ख़ծоԥΠ ᜱᗥມȈᏑᏱȃѳਫȃԨᐺȃၿಜȃЗܓ ׺ጉԚѓȂ2010/05/18 ቸࢦ೾ႇȂ2010/06/02 ঔॐጉԞӈȄ 2010/03/31 ఁ௳Ȅقചഈྜ౫ᙜ࣐୾Ҵ࢈ݾτᏱϜН 76! ࢈τϜНᏱൣ! ಒΫή෉ Analysis of the Song Scholars’ Discourses on the Genealogy of the Sages -- An Exploration of the Origin of Zhu Xi’s Viewpoint on the Succession of the Way (daotong) Chen Feng-yuan Abstract According to scholars of the Northern Song Dynasty, through its passage from Yao, Shun, Yu, and Tang to Confucius, Zengzi, Zisi, and Mencius, the genealogy of sages transformed from politics into Confucianism and then evolved further to mental character. In the process of transformation, the underlying meaning of Confucianism was finally confirmed. Zhu Xi used the Succession of the Way (daotong) to consolidate the system of the Four Books, while also applying Cheng Yi and Cheng Hao’s great learning to mold the achievements of Confucianism in the Song Dynasty. A reappraisal of the the development of Confucian thought since the Northern Song requires an investigation of the sequence of ideas inherited by Zhu Xi. The “Succession of the Way” is not a new term, nor is it a blending of various concepts. In fact, it is the accumulation of many scholars’ research and practice of Confucianism, in the areas of politics as well as mental character, which could be used to reconstruct the historical viewpoint of Confucianism. Zhu Xi used the Succession of the Way, which had undergone a synthetic process of development and was full of emotive force, to declare the genealogy of the Professor, Department of Chinese Literature, National Chengchi University. ᜋ፤ख़ϟϸݚ˕˕ԨᐺၿಜᢏేྜՄᄇ! 77ق׉Ꮡဒ፲ sages. In this paper, I will investigate the background of the Succession of the Way extensively in order to thoroughly explain Zhu Xi’s discourse.