[고사성어13] 사사로움 없는 처신 (대공무사)ㅣ옥구슬, 공명정대, 불피수거불피자

The Greatest Revenge In the Chunchu period, King Pyonggong of Jinnara asked Ki-hwang, a bookseller, for advice whenever he discussed important national affairs. There is a vacancy for a regent in Namyang. Who is suitable to manage the place? Think about it. Ki-hwang did not hesitate and answered immediately. There is no one suitable for Namyang except for Hye-ho. As soon as he heard the answer, King Pyonggong became teary-eyed. You and Hye-ho are not enemies. How can you refer to the man you argued with whenever you met? Ki-hwang answered as if nothing had happened. His Majesty asked who would manage Namyang well. What does the personal relationship between Hye-ho and the king have to do with it? Hye-ho is suitable for Namyang. King Pyonggong is a great man. King Pyonggong was amazed. According to Ki-hwang's advice, Hye-ho was appointed as the leader of Namyang. As a result of Hye-ho's policy, the people of Namyang were able to achieve a great success. After a while, King Pyonggong asked Ki-hwang again. As you know, there is no court in the palace to enforce the law now. Who should I appoint as a judge? Ki-hwang answered immediately again. I think Ki-ho is the right title for the king. No, Ki-ho is the son of King Pyonggong. Are you saying that you won't appoint your son as a judge? However, Ki-hwang answered calmly without changing his face. Your Majesty, I told you because I wanted to know who is suitable for the position of the judge. Even though he is my son, I recommended him because he is suitable for the position. I didn't recommend him out of personal affection. King Pyonggong thought of Hye-ho, the leader of Namyang, and appointed Ki-ho as a judge according to Ki-hwang's request. Ki-ho was well-educated and fair in his work, so he was praised by the people around him. Ki-hwang's benevolent attitude was conveyed to the ears of the people of Namyang. That's great, Ki-hwang. You didn't call him an enemy and didn't avoid him because he is your son. Ki-hwang is truly a wise king. The title of the king is used to mean to deal with things fairly without being bound by personal affection.