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"The Zhou's virtue was wood; the Qin's fate was water. [...] As heaven prepared to raise the Tang, it gave bir…

"The Zhou's virtue was wood; the Qin's fate was water. [...] As heaven prepared to raise the Tang, it gave birth to a loyal minister. [...] His principles were unyielding as oak; his words were clear and bright. One false word, and he would face death with no regrets. When the sea stretched wide and the sun shone bright, the five lords first flourished, gathering in the jade hall [...]"

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