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Among the princes of men there are some who bestow titles, but whose army is weak;
祿there are some who grant emoluments, but whose state is poor;
there are some who have fixed laws, but who yet suffer disorder.
These three things are calamities for a country.
便 For if a ruler of men places the making easy of audiences before the acquiring of merit,
then although he bestows titles, his army will be weak;
if people, without risking their lives in dangers,
祿 can obtain profit and emoluments,
祿 then the granting of emoluments will only make the country poor.
If the law has neither measures nor figures, then affairs will daily become more complicated, and although laws have been established, yet the result will be that the administration will be in disorder.
使使Therefore, an intelligent prince, in directing his people, will so direct them that they will exert their strength to the utmost, in order to strive for a particular merit; and if, when they have acquired merit, riches and honour follow upon it, there will be no bravery in private causes.
Therefore, if this teaching spreads and becomes successful, then when that is the case, ministers will be loyal, princes intelligent, order manifest, and the army strong.


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