| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立臺南大學 === 教管所國語文教學碩士班 === 93 === "Three Kingdoms" in the end of Han was in an special era: imperial power fallen aside, an titular emperor, the uprising of local power, the continuous changing of political power, and the unstable political situation in a long run. The once popular Confucianism fell, and the criminal law restored: Great talents appeared successively due to the great demand from the fight for right and lands by militaries. Inherited the integrity from the end of Han and faced the changing of the era, the emperor of Ming valued on both capacity and morality of talents. The order for seeking talents from Cao Cao was not focused on morality but capacity; however, he highly praised the Kwan Yu''s virtue and patriotism. Therefore, it can be seen the high respect of loyal and faithful persons in "Three Kingdoms".
The article can be divided into 7 chapters. Chapter 1 is "Introduction": Apart from the description of the motivation of the study, the scope and method of study, there is a review of general direction of recent study on "Three Kingdoms" in "Review - The Study of People of Former Times". Chapter 4 is the statement of the interpretation of "loyalty" and " righteousness" in "Three Kingdoms", and the influence on latter generation from "loyalty" and " righteousness". In Chapter 2 is the clear definition of "loyalty" and " righteousness" and the study of its source and development. Chapter 3 is the narration of the reason of forming characters'' "loyalty" and " righteousness" in "Three Kingdoms", and the factor of influence on "loyalty" and " righteousness". In Chapter 4, there are the examples of more representative events about "loyalty" and " righteousness", for roughly catching a glimpse of spirit of loyalty performed by characters in "Three Kingdoms" when they faced dangers. In Chapter 5 and Chapter 6, the description focused on different types of characters with the spirit of loyalty and righteousness, their major ways of thinking, style and even performance. Chapter 7 is the conclusion of the previous statement and the future prospect.
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