Machiavelli's advice for the prince(s) is multifaceted but the undercurrent remains stable: to do what is expedient for the state even if it requires resorting to evil practices, cruelty, and deceit. Machiavelli has no compunctions about recommending that the new prince destroy the old prince and his entire family in order to eliminate the possibility of insurrection from the old regime. Even though Machiavelli urges violence when necessary, he also tempers his advice to include prudence on the part of the prince so that the injuries inflicted can raise no possibility of vengeance.
The prince himself must know how to maintain his own circle of friends, but not rely on them for decision-making; he gathers information but makes the decisions himself. He must be independently strong, even maintaining his physical strength and prowess and his skills at hunting. The prince will understand the psychology of people. For example, he will prepare them for adversity by making sure that provisions are in store for them and maintaining adequate defense for the people. By providing good laws and good arms for his people, the prince will foster loyalty in his and longevity for his state.
to promote power of the state
give advice ,lend support , correct you when wrong
I can give you an answer, some advice, some wisdom, or a quandary.
I can give you 1, Mao Zedong. Died in 1976.
She did not agree with him but tried to give him good advice.
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Machiavelli wrote "The Prince" as a guide for rulers, particularly addressing Lorenzo de Medici, to advise them on how to maintain power and control over their territories. He believed that rulers should prioritize stability and use whatever means necessary, even if it means being ruthless or deceitful.
NiccolΓ² Machiavelli wrote The Prince to gain favor with Lorenzo de' Medici. Machiavelli's states in the book's dedication that he would like to return to a position of authority and that he offers the advice contained in The Prince as the most precious gift he could offer.
It was a book written by Niccolo Machiavelli during the Renissance. Contrary to many other advice books of the time period, which advised rule by Christian ideals, The Prince gave instructions on being a kind of "benevolant tyrant". It became popular among rulers during the Renissance, and many followed Machiavellian principles.
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to kiss a princess and become a prince , well done froggy:)
Advice has no singular form; the closest is a 'piece of advice'. Proper usages include: give advice give some advice give a piece of advice
Pier Paolo Boscoli contributed to tarnishing Machiavelli's reputation by portraying him as an advocate for tyranny and cruelty in his biography of Machiavelli published in 1520, just a few years after Machiavelli's death. Boscoli's depiction of Machiavelli as a teacher of evil and immorality greatly influenced how people viewed Machiavelli's political writings, such as "The Prince."
Drawing on the advice and experience of others is Haemon's good advice to his father in "Antigone" by Sophocles (495 B.C.E. - 405 B.C.E.).Specifically, Theban Prince Haemon says that it is always helpful for a ruler to compare perspectives with the experienced, the wise and the young. He states that fresh insights make for happier citizens and successful rulers. He suggests that policies need to be modified in the face of contradictory evidence and negative impacts.
to give advice is to give a suggestion
Machiavelli would advise presidents to prioritize maintaining power and authority, even if it means using cunning and deceitful tactics. He would emphasize the importance of appearing strong and decisive to both allies and enemies, as well as being willing to make tough decisions for the greater good of the state. Additionally, Machiavelli would stress the need for leaders to be adaptable and pragmatic in their approach to governing.
Why is it important to give treatment advice and what may happen if advice was not given
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