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When King Wei of Qi declared himself “King” – a bold step beyond the traditional titles of “Duke” or “Marquis” – many hoped he would lead Qi to greatness. But instead, he plunged into revelry, neglecting state affairs for nine long years.
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Lord Zou Ji of the state of Qi was six feet tall and a fine figure of a man. One morning he dressed himself smartly, and studied himself in the mirror.