Livro · The Art of War
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[Chia Lin enumerates several ways of inflicting this injury, some
of which would only occur to the Oriental mind:-"Entice away the
enemy's best and wisest men, so that he may be left without
counselors. Introduce traitors into his country, that the
government policy may be rendered futile. Foment intrigue and
deceit, and thus sow dissension between the ruler and his
ministers. By means of every artful contrivance, cause
deterioration amongst his men and waste of his treasure. Corrupt
his morals by insidious gifts leading him into excess. Disturb
and unsettle his mind by presenting him with lovely women." Chang
Yu (after Wang Hsi) makes a different interpretation of Sun Tzŭ
here: "Get the enemy into a position where he must suffer injury,
and he will submit of his own accord."]
and make trouble for them,
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