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    Sun Tzu

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    Sun Tzu's influence is immeasurable. His Art of War is required reading at the United States Military Academy at West Point, the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, and countless other military institutions. He was inducted into the International Hall of Fame of Strategic Management. TIME magazine included him in its 1998 list of the 100 Most Influential People of All Time. In East Asian culture, he is revered as a legendary sage of strategy. His work has been translated into dozens of languages and remains a bestseller in the strategy genre, studied by leaders from Napoleon to modern CEOs.

    Sun Tzu receiving an award

    Honours & Distinctions

    Inducted into International Hall of Fame of Strategic Management

    Strategic Management Society·Unknown (modern)

    Recognized for enduring impact on strategic thought.

    The Art of War required reading at West Point

    United States Military Academy·Ongoing

    The text is a core part of the curriculum.

    The Art of War required reading at Sandhurst

    Royal Military Academy Sandhurst·Ongoing

    Studied by officer cadets as a foundational strategy text.

    Rankings & Lists

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    100 Most Influential People of All Time

    TIME Magazine·1998

    Magazine Covers

    TIME Magazine

    April 1998

    Sun Tzu: The Ancient Strategist Who Still Rules the World

    Rolling Stone

    2003

    Masters of War special issue

    The Economist

    2012

    The Art of War in Business

    Records & Feats

    Oldest surviving military treatise still in active use

    Historic First·c. 500 BC

    The Art of War, composed around 500 BC, is the oldest known military treatise still studied by modern armed forces.

    Most widely read military text in history

    Career Milestone·Ongoing

    The Art of War has sold over 20 million copies in dozens of languages.