KongZi, also named Confucius, was a famous Chinese philosopher who lived around 500 BCE. His teachings have had a significant influence on the later feudal dynasties in China.
During a few recent meditations, I asked about Kongzi and GOD Michael commented that Kongzi is a negative human. There was a coup influenced by Satan in the state of Lu and the original duke of Lu was forced out and fled to another state. The Duke Ding of Lu(鲁定公) was selected as a puppet controlled by the coup. Subsequently, Kongzi was appointed to a high government position similar to a Prime Minister in the state of Lu.
GOD Michael also confirmed that once in power, Kongzi indeed publicly executed the most famous master teacher(named as “Shao Zhengmao”少正卯 in ancient text) at the time in Lu state with many of his students to silence the people of Lu right away. (Some ancient Chinese books such as Xunzi1 or The Family Conversation of Confucius: The First Execution also recorded this event and claimed that “Shao Zhengmao uses wicked rhetoric to bewitch the masses” . The master teacher was executed with no trials, no crimes and not much reasons except being accused of “being wicked and hide his wickedness”. )
Another event recorded by many books that Confucius tried to take down the walls of the houses of the top three families who were previously in power in the Lu state was true too. The Meng family was able to fight against this change and kept the walls of their houses. (Their houses were like small cities; the walls of the Meng family protected people from being invaded by neighboring states.)
Later, Confucius was kicked out of the Lu state by the people of Lu.
(To Be Continued…)
Aug 20, 2026
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Notes: Kongzi’s writings were all in ancient Chinese characters, which have different sentence structure and meaning and was difficult to read for modern people. It’s likely most people who follow him didn’t read Kongzi’s original text widely, so were deceived and just assumed that he was a teacher.
Footnotes:
- According to Wiki- Confucius: “The Xunzi says that once assuming the post, Confucius ordered the execution of Shaozheng Mao, another Lu state official and scholar whose lectures attracted the three thousand disciples several times except Yan Hui. Shaozheng Mao was accused of ‘five crimes’, each worth execution, including ‘concealed evilness, stubborn abnormality, eloquent duplicity, erudition in bizarre facts and generosity to evildoers'” ↩︎
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