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Penglai, depiction of one of the mythical islands ( Public Domain ), and Qin Shi Huang in a 19th century portrait ( Public Domain );Deriv. — 09 Oct 2020

Management Practices Of The School Of Sun Tzu

By Shibumi

History & Tradition

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Sun Tzu's Art of War was, one is told, written by an ancient Chinese soldier - except there is no evidence that there ever was a General Sun Tzu. In general, the commentary on Art of War just guesses when, where and who he served, and when he sat...
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Penglai, depiction of one of the mythical islands ( Public Domain ), and Qin Shi Huang in a 19th century portrait ( Public Domain );Deriv. — 09 Oct 2020

Management Practices Of The School Of Sun Tzu

By Shibumi

History & Tradition

2

Sun Tzu's Art of War was, one is told, written by an ancient Chinese soldier - except there is no evidence that there ever was a General Sun Tzu. In general, the commentary on Art of War just guesses when, where and who he served, and when he sat...
Read More

A 19th century ukiyo-e by Kuniyoshi depicting the ships of the great sea expedition sent around 219 BC by the first Chinese Emperor, Qin Shi Huang, to find the legendary home of the immortals, the Mount Penglai, and retrieve the elixir of immortality. (Public Domain) — 27 Jul 2020

Sacred Islands Of Exotic Eastern Gods And Elixir Of The Immortals

By MartiniF

Mythology & Mystery

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Classic works such as Odyssey by Homer, The Tempest by William Shakespeare and Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe tell about mysterious distant islands. These islands are usually exotic and inaccessible homes to treasures, spirits and immortals -...
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A 19th century ukiyo-e by Kuniyoshi depicting the ships of the great sea expedition sent around 219 BC by the first Chinese Emperor, Qin Shi Huang, to find the legendary home of the immortals, the Mount Penglai, and retrieve the elixir of immortality. (Public Domain) — 27 Jul 2020

Sacred Islands Of Exotic Eastern Gods And Elixir Of The Immortals

By MartiniF

Mythology & Mystery

0

Classic works such as Odyssey by Homer, The Tempest by William Shakespeare and Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe tell about mysterious distant islands. These islands are usually exotic and inaccessible homes to treasures, spirits and immortals -...
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The Feast of Attila by Ede Heinrich (1863) (Public Domain) — 06 Sep 2019

Attila The Great, Reviled as a ‘Barbarian’

By Shibumi

History & Tradition

2

Qin Shi Huang, first emperor of China and Genghis Khan have received what one might call a ‘bad rap’. They were of far greater honor and integrity than history has reported, and their achievements were truly momentous, but propaganda derailed...
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The Feast of Attila by Ede Heinrich (1863) (Public Domain) — 06 Sep 2019

Attila The Great, Reviled as a ‘Barbarian’

By Shibumi

History & Tradition

2

Qin Shi Huang, first emperor of China and Genghis Khan have received what one might call a ‘bad rap’. They were of far greater honor and integrity than history has reported, and their achievements were truly momentous, but propaganda derailed...
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The former temporary palace of Genghis Khan in Fengning County, Hebei, China. — 01 Mar 2019

Disputed ‘Barbarians’: Genghis Khan and Qin Shi Huang

By Shibumi

History & Tradition

2

Some years ago somebody is reported to have said: "The victors write the histories”. Though this chestnut has no attribution, it nevertheless appears in many works including school textbooks. Whether a real quote or not, it needs to be challenged...
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The former temporary palace of Genghis Khan in Fengning County, Hebei, China. — 01 Mar 2019

Disputed ‘Barbarians’: Genghis Khan and Qin Shi Huang

By Shibumi

History & Tradition

2

Some years ago somebody is reported to have said: "The victors write the histories”. Though this chestnut has no attribution, it nevertheless appears in many works including school textbooks. Whether a real quote or not, it needs to be challenged...
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