_Jan Yu_, a disciple of Confucius, name Jan Ch'in, style Tzu-yu, born 520 B.C.; iii. 6, cannot stop the Chi worshipping on Mount T'ai; v. 7, the Master cannot say that he has love; vi. 3, gives Tzu-hua's mother grain; vi. 6, has ability and so is fit to govern; vi. 10, lacks strength to follow Confucius; vii. 14, asks whether the Master is for the King of Wei; xi. 2, was a statesman; xi. 12, was fresh and frank; xi. 16, is tax-gatherer to the Chi; xi. 21, asks whether he shall do all that he is taught; xi. 23, is a tool, not a statesman; xi. 25, wishes for charge of sixty, or seventy, square miles; xiii. 9, drives the Master towards Wei; xiii. 14, says business of state detained him at court; xiv. 13, his skill; xvi. 1, is minister to the Chi, when he proposes to attack Chuan-yue. _Ju Pei_, an officer of Lu, who had been taught by Confucius; xvii. 20, wishes to see Confucius, who pleads sickness. _Kan_, xviii. 9, music-master of Lu, went to Ch'u. _Kao-tsung_, the Emperor Wu Ting of the house of Yin, reigned 1324-1265 B.C.; xiv. 43, on the death of his predecessor did not speak for three years. _Kao-yao_, xii. 22, made criminal judge by Shun and evil vanished. _Kuan Chung_, personal name Yi-wu, chief minister to Duke Huan of Ch'i, + 645 B.C.: _see_ notes to iii. 22, xiv. 17; iii. 22, Confucius calls him shallow; xiv. 10, he thrust the Po from the town of Pien; xiv. 17, would not die with the young duke Chiu; xiv. 18, should he have drowned in a ditch? _Kung-ch'o_ xiv. 13: _see_ Meng Kung-ch'o. _Kung-hsi Hua_, a disciple of Confucius, name Kung-hsi Ch'ih, style Tzu-hua, born in Lu, 510 B.C. He was entrusted with the management of the Master's funeral; v. 7, the Master cannot say whether he has love; vi. 3, sent to Ch'i; Confucius is asked to give his mother grain; vii. 33, says the disciples cannot learn the Master's endless craving; xi. 21, is puzzled by the Master's different answers; xi. 25, would like to play an humble part in Ancestral Temple. _Kung-ming Chia_ a man of Wei; xiv. 14, says Kung-shu Wen speaks when it is time to speak. _Kung-shan Fu-jao_, xvii. 5, a confederate of Yang Huo, held Pi in rebellion. _Kung-shu_, the name of a great family in Wei. _Kung-shu Wen_, of the above family, a minister of Wei; xiv. 14, said not to speak, or laugh, or take a gift; xiv. 19, goes to court with his ex-steward. _Kung-sun Ch'ao_, xix. 22, asks, 'Where did Confucius get his learning?' _Kung-yeh Ch'ang_, a disciple of Confucius; v. 1, married to Confucius's daughter, though he had been in prison. _K'ang_, x. 11: _see_ Chi K'ang. _K'uang_, ix. 5; xi. 22, a place where the Master was affrighted. _K'ung Ch'iu_, xviii. 6, Confucius's name in Chinese. His style was Chung-ni. _K'ung-wen_, the posthumous title of K'ung Yue, a lord of Wei; v. 14, why he was styled cultured.