Six Taoist Strategies, Three Strategies, and a Hundred-war Strategy
by (western Zhou Dynasty) Jiang Shang (western Han Dynasty) Huang Shigong (ming Dynasty) Liu Ji
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"Six Tao" takes the form of a dialogue between King Wen of Zhou, King Wu of Zhou and Jiang Taigong, and discusses the basic strategies for governing the country, running the army and guiding war. It is a valuable military book that has a huge influence on later generations and has been favored by military strategists of all generations. "Three Strategies" is the first military book in ancient China that specifically talks about strategy. It expounds the political strategies for governing the country, uniting the army and controlling generals, as well as strategic methods for using troops to fight wars. Its ideological system is not limited to one family, but a mixture of thoughts from various schools, especially Confucianism and Taoism. Therefore, although "Three Strategies" is known as a military book, it is also regarded as a political strategy work. "One Hundred Battles" is a military treatise that explains the principles and methods of combat. It collects and records hundreds of ancient combat examples. It is an ancient Chinese military history that has both ideological value, academic value, and research value.
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