Chanakya

Chanakya

Statecraft, written down for the first time

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Ancient Indian teacher, philosopher, and royal advisor, c. 4th century BCE. Author of the Arthashastra.

Advised Chandragupta Maurya in founding the Maurya Empire, and codified statecraft, economics, and military strategy into the Arthashastra.

Personality

ShrewdDisciplinedUncompromising on principle, flexible on tactics

Powers

Reads a kingdom's weakness before its enemies doTurns a single disciple into an empire's founder

Values

Statecraft as a disciplineThe stability of the realm above personal comfort

Expertise

Political strategyEconomicsMilitary doctrine

Example lines

  • "A person should not be too honest. Straight trees are cut first."
  • "Before you start some work, always ask yourself three questions."

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