Influence
In the 16th century the Ji Xiao Xin Shu (14 chapter edition) served as an example for the Korean martial manual called Mu Ye Je Bo.
In Japan the book was published several times, both in the 14 and 18 chapter edition.
Some methods from the Ji Xiao Xin Shu are written in the Heiho Hidensho(Okugisho) a Japanese strategy book written by Yamamoto Kanasuke in the 16th century .
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