Does anyone know that there is an ancient book called Wugong Jing ?

Cultivation and recuperation** - "Five Princesses" Zhu Fangge.

I'm sorry, I don't know anything about the Wugong Sutra. It may be an ancient book that is not widely recognized. If you have any other background or other information about this book that you can provide to me, I will do my best to address your questions.

"Wu Zi", "Sun Bin Art of War", "Wei Xuanzi", "Sima Law", "Liutao", "Three Strategies", "Li Weigong Asks Right".

The Seven Books of Wujing became the official military textbook in the Northern Song Dynasty.

1. "The Art of War" 2,"Wu Zi" 3, "Liutao" 4,"Sima Fa" 5,"Three omitted" 6,"Guard" 7, "Li Weigong asked right"

"Sun Tzu", "Wu Zi", "Sima Fa", "Li Weigong Asks Right", "Wei Xuanzi", "Three Strategies", "Liutao".

Correct: "The General Decision of the Martial Arts" only appears in the martial arts**, it should be "The General Essentials of the Martial Arts".

The General Essentials of the Martial Arts is a military work written by officials in the Northern Song Dynasty in ancient China. The book is China's first large-scale comprehensive military work on official cultivation, and it is very important for the study of military thought before the Song Dynasty. Among them, a large part of the manufacturing of ** is introduced, which is also important for the study of the history of science and technology.

The General Essentials of the Martial Arts is divided into two episodes, each with 20 volumes.

The first set will be military theories and rules such as military system, military organization, selection and use of troops, formations, and geography of mountains and rivers.

The first half of the latter set introduces ancient and modern war examples, and the second half introduces yin and yang divination, among which the twenty volumes of the first set reflect the military system of the Song Dynasty in detail, including the selection of generals, education and training, troop formation, marching and camping, ancient and modern formations, communication reconnaissance, city attack and defense, fire attack and water warfare, ** equipment, etc., especially in the camp formation, weapons, and equipment part, each piece is equipped with detailed illustrations, these exquisite images make the specific image strata of various weapons and equipment at that time appear in front of us, and it is an extremely valuable material for studying the history of ancient Chinese weapons. The 20 volumes of the latter collection contain stories about the use of troops in the past dynasties, preserve a lot of ancient battle examples, and analyze and evaluate the battle examples and the gains and losses of the use of troops in the past dynasties.

The General Essentials of the Martial Arts was compiled by Zhao Zhenchao of Song Renzong and was the first military book in China to be edited under the auspices of the government. At that time, it had been more than 60 years since the founding of the Song Dynasty. In order to prevent the slackening of military preparedness, Song Renzong ordered Zeng Gongliang to be prepared by Tianzhang Pavilion and Ding Du, the governor of the Ministry of Works, and so on, to compile a military textbook with a wide range of contents.

Zeng Gongliang and others compiled the "General Essentials of the Martial Classics" in five years, and after Emperor Renzong personally approved it, he wrote a preface for it.

In the early Northern Song Dynasty, in order to meet the needs of border defense, he vigorously advocated the study of civil and military affairs and the affairs of the military and military affairs of the past dynasties, and organized the compilation of China's first new military book "Wujing General Essentials". The book includes two parts: military theory and military technology, and has high academic value. Later, he compiled seven military books such as "Sun Tzu" into the "Seven Books of Wujing" as a compulsory course in martial arts.

The Seven Books of Wujing is a series of books on the art of war issued by the Northern Song Dynasty as an official book, and is the first military textbook in ancient China. It is a compilation of seven famous military books: "The Art of War", "The Art of War", "Liutao", "Sima Law", "Three Strategies", "Wei Xuanzi" and "Li Weigong Asks the Right". The promulgation of the "Seven Books of Wujing" by the Northern Song Dynasty was carried out in accordance with the will of Emperor Song Shenzong.

In order to meet the needs of military struggle, teaching, and military examinations, Song Shenzong ordered Zhu Fu, the highest academic institution of the dynasty, to organize forces to proofread, compile, and publish the above seven books in the third year of Yuanfeng (1080). Dr. Wu Xue, He Qufei, participated in this work. It took more than three years to revise these seven military books, and it was not until the winter of the sixth year of Yuanfeng (1083) that the preparations for publication were completed.

After the revision, these seven military books were named "Seven Books of Wujing", with a total of 25 volumes. This was selected by the Northern Song Dynasty court from more than 340 ancient Chinese military books that were popular at that time as martial arts classics. It can be seen how important these seven military books are.

It is the essence of ancient Chinese military books.

Legend has it that the source of the Yoshitsune has a handsome appearance, strong martial arts, heroic and brave and good at fighting, known as the God of War, a collection of various legends in one, can be said to be a well-known historical figure in Japan, since ancient times there are many folklore, writings and opera and dance works with the theme of the source Yoshijing, the "Yijing Ji" you mentioned should be one of them.