The Art of War · Character
Prince Chuang of Chʽu
A ruler of Chʽu known for his military campaigns.
minor
Also known as Chʽu
First appearance: the commentators
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With Sun Tzǔ (rivalry): Prince Chuang of Chʽu was a historical adversary of Wu, often used by Sun Tzǔ as an example of a formidable enemy. With Ho Lu (rivalry): Ho Lu, as King of Wu, was a military adversary of Prince…
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- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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- Sun Tzǔ
rivalry · negative
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- Ho Lu
rivalry · negative
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