Contents
| Group | Chinese | Translation | ## |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | 孫子兵法 （十三篇殘文；佚文五篇） |
Sun Tzu's Art of War (13 chapters and 5 attributed chapters) |
001-018 |
| 02 | 孫臏兵法 （十六篇） |
Sun Bin's Art of War (16 chapters) |
019-034 |
| 03 | 尉繚子 （五篇） |
Wei Liaozi (5 chapters) |
035-039 |
| 04 | 晏子 （十六篇） |
Yanzi (16 chapters) |
040-055 |
| 05 | 六韜 （七篇殘文；傳本佚文七篇） |
Six Strategies (7 original and attributed chapters) |
056-069 |
| 06 | 守法、守令十三篇 （十篇） |
Keeping Peace and Order (10 chapters) |
070-079 |
| 07 | 論政論兵之類 （五十篇） |
Discourses of Politics and Wars, etc. (50 chapters) |
080-129 |
| 08 | 陰陽時令占候之類 （十二篇） |
Yin Yang and Divination, etc. (12 chapters) |
130-141 |
| 09 | 其他之類 （十三篇） |
Other, etc. (13 chapters) |
142-154 |
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