Taigong yinfu jingjie / Zhuge Wuhou zhu -- Huolongjing erji / Liu Bowen zengji -- Huolongjing sanji / Zhuge Guangrong ji -- Huolongjing quanji / Zhuge Wuhou bianji -- Bingfa baizhanjing / Zhunyin Wang Minghe bianding, He Zhongshu ji.

太公隂符經解 / 諸葛武侯著 -- 火龍經二集 / 劉伯温增輯 -- 火龍經三集 / 諸葛光榮輯 -- 火龍經全集 / 諸葛武侯編輯 -- 兵法百戰經 / 准陰王鳴鶴編訂, 何仲叔輯.

Bancang caolu 板藏草蘆 -- Nanyang longzhong zhencang 南陽隆中珍藏 -- Bancang Nanyang shishi 板藏南陽石室.

Master Sun's Art of War / translated, with introduction, by Philip J. Ivanhoe.

At head of t.p. SUN TZU 孫子兵法

Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Contents; Acknowledgments; Preface; Introduction; Master Sun's Art of War; Chapter 1: Assessing; Chapter 2: Waging War; Chapter 3: Offensive Strategy; Chapter 4: Disposition of Forces; Chapter 5: Strategic Potential; Chapter 6: Tenuousness and Solidity; Chapter 7: The Clash of Arms; Chapter 8: Nine Variations; Chapter 9: Maneuvering Forces; Chapter 10: Dispositions of Terrain; Chapter 11: Nine Types of Terrain; Chapter 12: Attacking with Fire; Chapter 13: On the Use of Spies; Notes; Recommended Readings; Index.

Recommended readings: p. 106-107. Includes index

Disorder and peace -- Synopsis of On Military Strategy -- Translations of On Military Strategy -- Language of warfare -- Comparison of On Military Strategy with other military theses -- Liu An's opposition to war -- Intervention and the state -- Appendix: Chinese text of Bingluexun -- Chinese text of the letter to the Emperor concerning war against the Min-Yue (Huainan Wang Liu An Min-Yue zhi zhan shu 淮南王劉安閩越之戰書)
Bibliography: p. 127-129. Includes index.
Contact: John Paul II Peace Institute, Fujen University, 242 Hsinchuang, Taipei, Taiwan ROC fjdp2097@mails.fju.edu.tw

The art of war / Sun-Tzu ; translated, with an introduction and commentary, by Roger T. Ames ; preface by Rupert Smith.

Published in slip-case, with handmade cover paper embossed with gold Chinese characters of the chapter titles.

"Roger T. Ames's translation and commentary on Sun-tzu's Art of War was first published as Sun-tzu : the art of warfare : the first translation incorporating the Yin-chiiieh-shan texts by Ballantyne Books in 1993 in the series Classics of Ancient China edited by Robert G. Henricks. The text of this Folio edition follows that of the first edition, with some minor emendations and the omission of the parallel Chinese text of The art of war"--T.p.verso.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Chapter-headings also in Chinese.

Gift of St. Mary's Hall, Boston College.

The Mandate of Heaven : strategy, revolution, and the first European translation of Sunzi's Art of war (1772) / Adam Parr

Includes bibliographical references and index

Translating the Sunzi -- Joseph Amiot's Sunzi -- The thirteen chapters on military art, a work composed in Chinese / by Sunzi -- Interpreting Amiot's Sunzi -- Strategy and revolution -- Joseph Amiot's letter to Henri Berlin, Beijing, September 23, 1766 -- Amiot's life

"The Mandate of Heaven examines the first European version of Sunzi's Art of War, which was translated from Chinese by Joseph Amiot, a French missionary in Beijing, and published in Paris in 1772. His work is presented in English for the first time. Amiot undertook this project following the suppression of the Society of Jesus in France with the aim of demonstrating the value of the China mission to the French government. He addressed his work to Henri Bertin, minister of state, beginning a thirty-year correspondence between the two men. Amiot framed his translation in order to promote a radical agenda using the Chinese doctrine of the "mandate of heaven." This was picked up within the sinophile and radical circle of the physiocrats, who promoted China as a model for revolution in Europe. The work also arrived just as the concept of strategy was emerging in France. Thus Amiot's Sunzi can be placed among seminal developments in European political and strategic thought on the eve of the revolutionary era"-- Provided by publisher

Text in English, with some text in Chinese. English text translated from French version of text originally in Chinese

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Wu-pei chih = Wubeizhi 武備志 (1621). 240 juan by Mao Yuanyi 茅元儀 ( d. 1629)….Eminent Chinese I, 146a.
Comprehensive work on military tactics and strategy beginning from the late Zhou period, on armaments and war machinery to the early seventeenth century, and on military organization and border defence with maps with special consideration of the Ming period. The parts on armaments and on border defence are of particular importance due to their numerous illustrations…..Cf. Franke, W., An introduction to the sources of Ming history, p. 209 (7.2.7)