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- Sun Tzu was a military strategist who lived in China in the 5th century BC and authored The Art of War, a classic treatise on military strategy that is still studied today. - The Art of War outlines principles of strategy, tactics, and maneuvering that emphasize winning without fighting by using tactics like deception and attacking weaknesses in the enemy. - It teaches the importance of knowing yourself and your enemy, clear communication from leadership, and fighting only when victory is assured in order to achieve the shortest and least costly victory possible.

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SELF-MASTERY Inspired By Sun Tzu
Sun Tzus Art of War A bamboo edition of the Art of War, commissioned in the eighteenth century Various Translated Versions made by Different Authors
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Who Is Sun Tzu He is also known as Sun Wu and Sun Zi Sun Tzu means Master Sun Born in 5th Century BC in Northern State of Chis of ancient China. Died before the year 473 BC.
CHUN CHIU Period 722 - 481 BC
Sun Tzu On War The moral strength and intellectual faculty of man were decisive in war, and that if these were properly applied war could be waged with certain success. He was aware of implications of war. (in鍖ated prices, rates of wastage, dif鍖culties of supply, etc.) His principles on war: shortest possible time at the least possible cost in lives and effort; with in鍖iction on the enemy of the fewest possible All warfare is based on deception
Art of War Is a series of military treatise written by Sun Tzu in the 6th Century. Composed of thirteen (13) chapters Teach us to know ourself, to know our strengths, our weaknesses, and what are we capable of doing.
Beginning King Of Wu Challenges His Teachings
Beginning King Of Wu Challenges His Teachings If instructions are not clear and commands not explicit, it is the commander兵s fault.
Beginning King Of Wu Challenges His Teachings If instructions are not clear and commands not explicit, it is the commander兵s fault. So if the orders are unclear then it is the fault of the general that the troops did not obey. But if the orders are clear, and his orders have been clear, it is the fault of the subordinate of鍖cers that the orders are not obeyed.
3 Key Principles that unify his teachings Know your enemy and know yourself and in 100 battles you will never be in peril. To win 100 battles is not the height of skill To subdue the enemy without 鍖ghting is. Avoid what is strong. Attack what is weak.
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Video from National Geographic
Great Quotes From Sun Tzu In war, numbers alone confer no advantage - Do not advance relaying on sheer military power. Know your enemy and know yourself and in 100 battles you will never be in peril. There are 鍖ve fundamental factors for success in war - Weather, terrain, leadership, military doctrine, and most importantly - moral in鍖uence. Put the army in the face of death where there is no escape and they will not 鍖ee or be afraid - there is nothing they cannot achieve. It is essential for victory that generals are contrained by their leaders. The winning arm realizes the conditions for victory 鍖rst, then 鍖ghts - The losing army 鍖ght 鍖rst then seeks victory. When troops 鍖ee, are insubordinates, collapse or are routed in battle, it is the fault of the general.
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  • 2. Sun Tzus Art of War A bamboo edition of the Art of War, commissioned in the eighteenth century Various Translated Versions made by Different Authors
  • 4. Who Is Sun Tzu He is also known as Sun Wu and Sun Zi Sun Tzu means Master Sun Born in 5th Century BC in Northern State of Chis of ancient China. Died before the year 473 BC.
  • 5. CHUN CHIU Period 722 - 481 BC
  • 6. Sun Tzu On War The moral strength and intellectual faculty of man were decisive in war, and that if these were properly applied war could be waged with certain success. He was aware of implications of war. (in鍖ated prices, rates of wastage, dif鍖culties of supply, etc.) His principles on war: shortest possible time at the least possible cost in lives and effort; with in鍖iction on the enemy of the fewest possible All warfare is based on deception
  • 7. Art of War Is a series of military treatise written by Sun Tzu in the 6th Century. Composed of thirteen (13) chapters Teach us to know ourself, to know our strengths, our weaknesses, and what are we capable of doing.
  • 8. Beginning King Of Wu Challenges His Teachings
  • 9. Beginning King Of Wu Challenges His Teachings If instructions are not clear and commands not explicit, it is the commander兵s fault.
  • 10. Beginning King Of Wu Challenges His Teachings If instructions are not clear and commands not explicit, it is the commander兵s fault. So if the orders are unclear then it is the fault of the general that the troops did not obey. But if the orders are clear, and his orders have been clear, it is the fault of the subordinate of鍖cers that the orders are not obeyed.
  • 11. 3 Key Principles that unify his teachings Know your enemy and know yourself and in 100 battles you will never be in peril. To win 100 battles is not the height of skill To subdue the enemy without 鍖ghting is. Avoid what is strong. Attack what is weak.
  • 13. Video from National Geographic
  • 14. Great Quotes From Sun Tzu In war, numbers alone confer no advantage - Do not advance relaying on sheer military power. Know your enemy and know yourself and in 100 battles you will never be in peril. There are 鍖ve fundamental factors for success in war - Weather, terrain, leadership, military doctrine, and most importantly - moral in鍖uence. Put the army in the face of death where there is no escape and they will not 鍖ee or be afraid - there is nothing they cannot achieve. It is essential for victory that generals are contrained by their leaders. The winning arm realizes the conditions for victory 鍖rst, then 鍖ghts - The losing army 鍖ght 鍖rst then seeks victory. When troops 鍖ee, are insubordinates, collapse or are routed in battle, it is the fault of the general.
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