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ISBN10: 842536972X
ISBN13: 9788425369728
Publisher: Grijalbo
Published: May 20 2025
Pages: 448
Weight: 1.55
Height: 1.50 Width: 6.00 Depth: 8.70
Language: Spanish
ISBN13: 9788425369728
Publisher: Grijalbo
Published: May 20 2025
Pages: 448
Weight: 1.55
Height: 1.50 Width: 6.00 Depth: 8.70
Language: Spanish
Son muchos los hombres que han dejado huella en el campo de la estrategia militar. Alejandro Magno, Julio César, el Cid, Napoleón... Pero existe otro nombre, siempre rodeado de misterio y cuya influencia ha llegado hasta nuestros dÃas. Se trata de Sun Tzu, el general chino que legó a la posteridad un manual convertido en un clásico universal, El arte de la guerra. Esta es su historia. Siglo VI a. C. Antigua China. Una gran guerra se avecina; la vieja dinastÃa de los Zhou se ha desmoronado, y varios de sus antiguos estados vasallos pugnan por hacerse con el control. El poderoso rey Hëlu solicita la ayuda de un joven general que deslumbra por su audaz visión de las tácticas bélicas. Sus ideas arriesgadas, a veces incluso excéntricas, consiguen desconcertar a los enemigos y llevar a los suyos hacia una sorprendente victoria. Este innovador militar, posiblemente el estratega más brillante de todos los tiempos, será recordado con el nombre de Sun Tzu y escribirá un tratado imprescindible sobre el noble arte de la guerra. Esta novela aborda la vida de un héroe tan célebre como misterioso al tiempo que nos invita a viajar a una época y un paÃs remotos, reconstruidos gracias a un exhaustivo trabajo de documentación. A lo largo de estas páginas, el lector no solo acompañará a Sun Tzu en un sinfÃn de batallas, sino también en los constantes peligros de una corte despiadada, asà como en su apasionada historia de amor prohibido con una de las concubinas del rey. «Conoce a tu enemigo, pero sobre todo conócete a ti mismo, y serás invencible . ENGLISH DESCRIPTION Many men have left a mark in the field of military strategy. Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar, the Cid, Napoleon... But there is one other, always shrouded in mystery, whose influence has survived to this day. He is Sun Tzu, the Chinese general who bequeathed a manual to posterity, now turned into a universal classic: The Art of War. This is his story. Sixth century AD. Ancient China. A great war is coming. The old Zhou dynasty has crumbled and several vassal states fight to seize control. Mighty King Hëlu asks a young general for help, dazzled by his fearless insight into military tactics. His daring ideas, sometimes even excentric, baffle the enemy and grant them an astounding victory. This novel touches on the life of a hero as celebrated as he is mysterious, all at once taking us on a journey to a remote place and time, reconstructed after an extensive documentation work. Throughout these pages, the reader will not only accompany Sun Tzu in countless battles, but also through constant perils in a merciless court and in his passionate story of forbidden love with one of the king's concubines.
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