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+ | [[General]] '''Sun Tzu''' was an ancient [[Chinese]] strategist and philosopher on [[Earth]] in the [[1st millennium BC|6th century BC]]. He was best known for his influential text ''[[The Art of War]]'', which was still required reading at [[Starfleet Academy]] during the [[24th century]]. The near-universal applicability of Sun Tzu's teachings, not only in military maneuver but in principles for success in many aspects of life, had cultivated countless adherents throughout the centuries, and had continued to garner consideration and commentary from not only human, but also [[Tkon Empire|alien]], minds. ({{TNG|The Last Outpost}}) |
+ | Sun Tzu once said that "the greatest victories are those won without fighting." ({{ENT|Divergence}}) |
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Revision as of 16:13, 5 April 2016
General Sun Tzu was an ancient Chinese strategist and philosopher on Earth in the 6th century BC. He was best known for his influential text The Art of War, which was still required reading at Starfleet Academy during the 24th century. The near-universal applicability of Sun Tzu's teachings, not only in military maneuver but in principles for success in many aspects of life, had cultivated countless adherents throughout the centuries, and had continued to garner consideration and commentary from not only human, but also alien, minds. (TNG: "The Last Outpost")
Sun Tzu once said that "the greatest victories are those won without fighting." (ENT: "Divergence")
External links
- Sun Tzu at Wikipedia
- Sun Tzu at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works
- Sun Tzu at Project Gutenberg