Master

-the Leader, having received orders

tions with neighbouring states; do not linger in a far country; use

attacked; castles that must not be besieged; ground that must not b

use of troops; on the contrary, he who does not underst

f the Nine Changes be understood, a knowl

disadvantage. He sees a way out of adversity, a

on him; make him undertake useless adventures; also make neighbour

coming, but rely on your own preparations; do not count on the

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overthrow of the army and the slaughter of the general ar