BOOK
NAME: ART OF WAR ( 孫子兵法 )
By SUN TZU
Art of War Book by Sun tzu 孫子兵法
A Chinese military treatise
dating back to the Late Spring and Autumn Period,
San Tzu’s the Art of War book ( 孫子兵法 ) describes how to wage war.
It consists of 13 chapters and is attributed to the ancient Chinese military
strategist Sun Tzu.
Sun Tzu
art of war Book Review:
I read and marveled at page after page.
San Tzu Art of War is a mine of wonders.
Since I am not a war or army person, perhaps the book
struck me as an impeccable guide to life management, business, leadership, politics, diplomacy-bureaucracy.
Be it wrong, Sun Tzu seems more modern and relevant than
Machiavelli and Chanakya.
San Tzu's goal was
to win the war.
You can adapt his advice to
your favorite subject.
I am interested in leadership.
I'm done with it.
2500 years ago, such advanced thinking is surprising.
Sun Tzu art of war
Liked at first, as a classic example of delegation of
power.
It is the decision of the state to assign responsibility to
someone.
But the responsible leader must be fully
empowered to decide how the work will be accomplished.
No need to be a supervisor /
Being controlled by an advisor defeats the real purpose.
The power of a king or sovereign to nominate generals on
the battlefield,
Beyond this, the war will be conducted by the acumen of the
general.
There is no more satanic than sitting on the throne and
issuing decrees to conduct war.
sun Tzu art of war best quotes for me
A true leader does not fight for his own
honor, ego, profit.
He fights for victory, for the king.
Subordinates will take advantage of themselves by ensuring
all the facilities, including food and shelter, like their children.
Subordinates would blindly rush to death for him to win.
sun tzu art of war best words-
A true leader is an
ocean of kindness on the one hand and ruthless on the question of discipline.
Disobeying subordinates' commands, getting confused,
factionalizing,
Weakening by expending energy in unnecessary places,
Low morale – their leader is
solely responsible for everything.
To win a war Author Sun Tzu said in his book-
A leader has many ways
to win, the surest way is to tell his people, there is no turning back, either
live or die.
Another masterpiece words
from Sun Tzu books-
The enemy should always keep an escape
route instead of attacking from all sides.
In this they will escape with little danger,
on the other hand,
if there is no way to escape,
they will plunge into a difficult battle and make it difficult to win the war.
Attacking the enemy after fleeing is inappropriate.
Another masterpiece lesson
from Sun Tzu books-
Again, one should not
start a war near one's own home,
it will cause homesickness among the soldiers and will lead to desertion.
The opponent cannot be allowed to fight on his favorable ground, angry in many
ways
Confrontation must
be made,
then a sudden attack from an unexpected direction must be taken to snatch
victory.
Place your troops on the slopes,
Victory cannot be won by fighting from below.
Sunlight during camping should ensure the troops stay strong and healthy.
San Tzu’s Best words it is I think-
Conquering a hundred
kingdoms by war is not valor,
but one victory without war is true valor.
Staying unscathed and invincible depends on the strength of
defense,
winning requires strong attacks.
Find the weakest point
and launch the strongest attack there.
Normal force or troops are
used to keep the opponent busy,
extraordinary skillful troops bring victory.
Another true quotes from San Tzu’s Book
The number of soldiers
does not bring victory,
the leadership,
wisdom
and
prudence of the leader brings home the victory.
Divide and rule we think is a British invention.
Sun Tzu told the British to isolate the enemy camp in various ways to win the
war long ago.
Socrates said, know
thyself. In contemporary times,
Sun Tzu said, know thyself,
know thy enemy. Read the opponent thoroughly, don't engage in battle without
knowing them properly.
It may not be useful to seek the help of
neighboring states only if you are in danger.
Rather, they should strengthen their good relations through
various gifts and exchanges at the right time.
Otherwise, they can attack and take over if they sense the
danger.
They cannot be intimidated in any way.
Even if an enemy attack does not seem imminent,
it is always important to be prepared, being prepared maintains the order of
the army, and does not risk fighting by hastily collecting troops and supplies.
Modern espionage has no idea how many types.
Sun Tzu says there are five types.
Asked to extract intelligence from enemy country or area
and use him as native intelligence.
Any soldier, officer or manpower from the enemy camp can be
used as an inside agent with the lure of good gifts and privileges.
Knowing the spy of the enemy, he was lured and asked to be
used as a double agent.
Create your own false agent with false information
Expendables agents deliberately caught in the enemy camp
and fooled the opposing camp.
That's smart in any situation
Spies are living agents
who can bring information about enemy camps in any situation.
It is impossible to build a good army without
proper intelligence.
San
Tzu’s Book Review Conclusion:
However, we are not concerned with wars, battlefields,
enemies, soldiers, generals, kings.
Rather, the book should be read with such words as
metaphors.
Then find relevance. You don't actually have to force the metaphor into your
mind,
Only some kind of reading will match the current reality
and requirements.
To give an example,
"When the enemy shows
strength by shouting and shouting at night time of rest,
it should be understood that they are in great fear, acting like this to avoid
fear".
The book is full of masterpiece quotes.
You all should read this to know how to win a war smartly.
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