The 48 Laws Of Power

436 INDEX

China

(cont)

Hsiang

Yu/Liu

Pang

struggle

in,

108-10

_]apa.n’s

invasion

ofl14,

112,208-9,

422

KingGoujian

in,

168

Kissinger

and,61,

149

Mao

Tse-tung

in,

see

Mao

Tse-tung

Mongol

invasion

of,

99

Nixon’svisit

to,

61

Ts’aoTs’ao

in,201-2,

203,330,

372-73

27 Historic:

in,

183

WangMang

in,

397

WaroftheThree

King-

doms

in,

38

Wei

kingdom

in,

41

Wu/Middle

Kingdom

war

in,

172

Chinese

Looking

Glass,

The

(Bloodworth),

2.94-.95

Chinese

parables,

777,

337-38

Chinese

sayings,

152,160,

361

Ch’inShih

HuangTi,

Em-

peror,

131-32

choice,

controlling

options

in,

254-62

Choiseul,

Etienne

de,

348-49

Chopin,

Frédéric,

194

Chosmes

II,

King,

104-5

Chou

Yung,

296

Christianity,

393

Christina,Queen,

220

Chnstznas,

3.93-.94

Chuko

Liang,

38-39,

211-12,370-71,

372-73

Mao

Tsetung

and,395,

396

Ch‘un_g-erh,

141-42

Churchill,Winston,

106

painting

of,

188-89

Churchof

England,

304

Ch’u-Ts'a.i,Yelu,

99

Cicero,

134

Clrnon,

407

“Citizenandthe

Traveller,

The”

(Stevenson),

322

Civil

War,

127

Sherman’smarch

in,

260-61

Claudius

1,

Emperor,

160

Clausewitz,

Carl

V011,112,

174,237,

422

clean

hands,

200-214

Cleaiy,

Thomas,25,

738

Cleisthenes,

285-87

Clement

VII,

Pope,

303,

304,

393

Cleopatra,

193,198,

206-8,209,

353

Antony

and,207,

370-7 7

Cloulas,Ivan,

708- 70

Cohn,

Harry,

86-87

Colbert,

‘jean-Baptiste,

2,

5

Coligny,Gaspard

de,

214

Cologne(Turner),

188

color,

314

Columbia

Pictures,86,

87

Columbus,

Christopher,

234,237,

284-86

Columbus

Strategy,

288

common

touch,317,

323

commitmeng

to

others,

145-55

Communists,176,

323

Chinese,112,208-9,

422-23,424;

seealso

Mao

Tse-tung

HouseUn-American

ActivitiesCommittee

and,86-87,165-67,

197-98,

322-23

compellingspectacles,

cre-

ation

of,

309-16

con

ardsts,52, 90,91,260,

268,

323,

334

aristocraticfrontused

by,

288

Arnoldand

Slack,

157-59,

160-61

boldness

in,

228

Bragadino,

264-66,

267,

270

Crowningsfleld,

92

freelunch

and,

346

Furey’sring

of,

140-41

Hartzell,

268

isolationused

by,

364

Lusijg,

see

Luslig,

Victor

Stavisky,

260

Weil,

see

Weil,

Joseph

“YellowKid”

concealment:

of

mistakes,

by

useof

scapegoat,

201-5,

214

oftricksand

techniques,

245,247,

251-52

Conceal

your

intentions

(Law3),

16-30

Concentrate

your

forces

(Law23),

171-77

Concini,Concino,274,

275

Condé,Louis,

Prince

of,

277

Condivi,Ascanio,

406-8

mndottieri

(mercenary

sol-

diers),

83,

708- 70

conflict,

fantasy

ofunion

vs.,

268

conformity,

outwarddis-

play

of,317-24,

398

Confucius,131,353,395,

396,

397

Congress

of

Vienna,63,

94,104,

184-85

ConquestLyVPeru,

172:

(Prescott),

35.9-60

conservatism,394, 398,

425

Constantine,

Emperor,

314,

393

contempt,

305,307,

308

contrasts,

betweenovert

traitsandweak-

nesses,

273

Controlthe

options:get

othersto

play

with

thecards

you

deal

(Law31),

254-62

controversy,

48

cordthat

binds,

image

of,

100

Corella,Michelotbo,

709- 70

Corfu

(Corcyra),

97-98

Corinth,

97-98

Coriolanus,Gnaeus

Mar-

cius,

32-33

Cortés,Hernando,

365

Co\1nter~ReformaIion,

319

court,courtiers,courting,

xvii-xoiii,

146-49,

178-90,211,

398

cat’s-paw

and,

212

nonchalance

in,

250-51

symbols

and,

315

Court

Artist,

The

(Warnke),

46-47