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    Disciplines > Warfare > The Annotated Art of War
    Next: part 1.1­2

    Sun Tzu was a Chinese General around 500 BC who wrote a short treatise on warfare, called The Art of War. Across the years it has been highly
    influential and there are few military strategist now who have not studied it.
    The pages below cover a set of related parts of each chapter, giving them a collective name. It is based on the 1910 translation by Lionel Giles and adds
    a commentary on it, including notes about business application and the underlying psychology and leadership principles.

    Chapter 1: Laying Plans


    Parts 1.1­2: Importance
    Parts 1.3­12: Five Constant Factors
    Parts 1.13­14: Seven Considerations
    Parts 1.15­17: Appreciate Advice
    Parts 1.18­25: Deception
    Part 1.26: Calculations

    Chapter 2: Waging War


    Part 2.1: Expense
    Parts 2.2­7 Brevity
    Parts 2.8­15: Foraging
    Parts 2.16­18: Rewarding Troops
    Parts 2.19­20: Victory not Campaigns

    Chapter 3: Attack by Stratagem


    Parts 3.1­5: Avoid Battle
    Parts 3.6­10: Fighting Strategy
    Parts 3.11­15: Bringing Misfortune
    Parts 3.16­18: Five Essentials for Victory

    Chapter 4. Tactical Dispositions


    Parts 4.1­7: Defend or Attack
    Parts 4.8­15: Excellence
    Parts 4.16­20: Military Method

    Chapter 5. Energy
    Parts 5.1­2: Large and Small
    Parts 5.3­6: Direct and Indirect
    Parts 5.7­11: Combination
    Parts 5.12­15: Decision
    Parts 5.16­18: Apparent Disorder
    Parts 5.19­20: Deceit
    Parts 5.21­23: Combined Energy

    Chapter 6. Weak Points and Strong


    Parts 6.1­6: Taking Initiative
    Parts 6.7­12: Choosing Moments
    Parts 6.13­20: Knowing and Secrecy
    Parts 6.21­24: Understanding Them
    Parts 6.25­27: Conceal Tactics
    Parts 6.28­34: Varying Tactics
    Chapter 7. Maneuvering
    Parts 7.1­4: From Command to Maneuver
    Parts 7.5­10: The Price of Speed
    Parts 7.11­14: Ensure Familiarity
    Parts 7.15­22: Be Skilled
    Parts 7.23­26: Signs and Signals
    Parts 7.27­29: Spirit
    Parts 7.30­32: Calm
    Parts 7.33­37: Caution

    Chapter 8. Variation in Tactics


    Parts 8.1­2: On the Move
    Parts 8.3­11: Advantages
    Parts 8.12­14: Five Sins

    Chapter 9. The Army on the March


    Parts 9.1­2: High Places
    Parts 9.3­6: Rivers
    Parts 9.7­8: Salt Marshes
    Parts 9.9­10: Dry Plains
    Parts 9.11­17: Obstacles
    Parts 9.18­28: Enemy Tactics
    Parts 9.29­31: Thinking
    Parts 9.42­45: Control of Soldiers

    Chapter 10. Terrain


    Parts 10.1­13: Six Kinds of Terrain
    Parts 10.14­20: Six Calamities
    Parts 10.21­24: Applied Intelligence
    Parts 10.25­26: Soldiers as Children
    Parts 10.27­31: When to Attack

    Chapter 11. The Nine Situations


    Parts 11.1­10: Nine Varieties of Ground
    Parts 11.11­14: Nine Ground Tactics
    Parts 11.15­19: Division, Moves and Speed
    Parts 11.20­28: Motivating Soldiers
    Parts 11.29­31: Mutual Support and the Shuai­jan Snake
    Parts 11.32­34: Leading Everyone
    Parts 11.35­37: Secrecy
    Parts 11.38­40: No Way Back
    Parts 11.41­51: Nine Ground Measures
    Parts 11.52­55: Alliances
    Parts 11.56­59: Confusing Leadership
    Parts 11.60­68: More Tactics

    Chapter 12. The Attack by Fire


    Parts 12.1­2: Five Ways
    Parts 12.3­4: Seasons
    Parts 12.5­12: Five Developments
    Parts 12.13­14: Using Water
    Parts 12.15­16: Encouraging Enterprise
    Parts 12.17­22: Waste Not

    Chapter 13. The Use of Spies


    Parts 13.1­3: War is Expensive
    Parts 13.4­6: Foreknowledge
    Parts 13.7­13: Five Classes of Spies
    Parts 13.14­20: Using Spies
    Parts 13.21­25: Using The Five Classes of Spies
    Parts 13.26­27: Conclusion

    See also
    The 36 Stratagems, in Detail, The Six Secret Teachings

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