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The 30 pages that link to Filial piety, each with the reason it gives.

• ConfucianismRelated: Family reverence is a basic setting for practicing Confucian virtue.

• ConfuciusBroader topic: Confucius made family respect a foundation for ethical life and social order.

• MenciusRelated: Family relationships provide an early setting for cultivating the virtues Mencius describes.

• AnalectsRelated: The text presents family devotion as a basis for broader ethical conduct.

• Ancestor venerationRelated: Duties to living parents can extend into ritual obligations toward the dead.

• BushidoRelated: Filial piety parallels the hierarchical duties that shaped some formulations of samurai loyalty.

• Confucianism in JapanRelated: Japanese Confucian ethics linked family obligations to wider social hierarchy and loyalty.

• Confucianism in VietnamRelated: Vietnamese Confucian teaching made duties to parents a foundation of moral and social order.

• Book of RitesRelated: Its prescriptions place family obligations within a wider ritual order.

• MoziCompared with: Mozi challenged making family loyalty the basis for unequal moral concern.

• Qingming FestivalRelated: Tending family graves expresses duties extended to deceased parents and earlier generations.

• Ren (Confucianism)Related: Filial care is a foundational setting for cultivating ren.

• Dilwale Dulhania Le JayengeRelated: Simran’s final choice preserves her father’s consent rather than treating family ties as disposable.

• Tokyo StoryRelated: The children’s limited attention to their parents tests obligations of care across generations.

• Chinese political thoughtRelated: Its family hierarchy supplied a model for broader social and political relationships.

• Confucian ritualBroader topic: Family rites make respect for parents and ancestors a repeated practice.

• Emperor Wen of HanRelated: Later accounts presented Wen’s care for his mother as an exemplary act of filial piety.

• Ancestor worship in ChinaRelated: It connects obligations toward living parents with continuing respect after death.

• The Brothers KaramazovCompared with: The brothers’ treatment of their father exposes the collapse of expected family obligations.

• Asian valuesBroader topic: It makes family obligation a concrete example of the outlook's communal ethic.

• Book of TobitRelated: Tobias’s journey begins with obedience to his father’s request.

• Ghost FestivalRelated: Care for deceased parents gives the festival's ancestor rites a moral dimension.

• NezhaRelated: Nezha’s sacrifice of his body to spare his parents makes filial duty central to his legend.

• MaudgalyayanaRelated: His effort to relieve his mother’s suffering exemplifies devotion to a parent.

• The Tale of KiềuRelated: Kiều sells herself to protect her family, making filial duty both her virtue and the source of sacrifice.

• Shin SaimdangRelated: Her later commemoration draws on ideals of family devotion and moral example.

• DisownmentCompared with: Disownment can conflict with cultural expectations of enduring parent-child obligations.

• Hua MulanRelated: Mulan’s decision to replace her father makes family duty central to the tale.

• Veneration of the deadCompared with: It can motivate ancestral rites, but also concerns duties toward living family members.

• Yulanpen SutraRelated: Maudgalyāyana’s rescue effort turns filial obligation into a religious practice.