Budoshoshinshu: The Warrior's Primer of Daidoji Yuzan Book

1	Make Life Replete, Constantly Thinking of Death	19
2	Do Not Forget Preparedness for Battle	21
3	Learning Is Also Important for the Warrior in Times of Peace	22
4	Be Devoted, Even to Negligent Parents	24
5	A Sense of Shame Will Uphold Justice	26
6	In the Mind, the Way; in Form, the Law	29
7	Choosing a Horse	31
8	Gossip and Back-talk Are Inexcusable	33
9	Do Not Place a Foot in the Direction of the Master	36
10	When Thinking of the Battlefield, One Cannot Be Indolent	38
11	Do Not Be Spoiled by Length of Service	40
12	The Law of Borrowing the Lord's Authority	44
13	Ability and Diligence	46
14	Exceed Others in Some Way	47
15	The Moment of Death Is Important for a Warrior	48
16	Scholarship and Refinement, Too, Can Occasionally Be of Great Harm	51
17	Do Not Mix Personal Feelings with Duties	55
18	Old Hands and Dirty White Garments	56
19	Distinctions in Family Relations	58
20	Forbidden Slander of a Former Lord	60
21	Rules for a Guardian	61
22	The Spirit of "Even Though a Warrior Doesn't Eat..."	63
23	Frugality, Too, Is for the Sake of Service	65
24	A Splendid Entrance, but Plain Living Quarters	66
25	Companions in Play Are Unnecessary	67
26	It Is Shameful Not to Know Clan History	68
27	Braggarts, Not Slanderers	69
28	Both Contradiction and Flattery Are Failure of Duty	71
29	Discerning a Brave Man from a Coward	72
30	There Is Nothing So High-priced as a Warrior	74
31	Do Not Forget Sensitivity Toward the Discomfort of Others	79
32	The Warrior Who Strikes His Wife Is a Coward	79
33	Complete One's Duties Within the Day: One Second Ahead Is Uncertain	80
34	The Warrior's Duty Is to Protect the Farmer, Craftsman, and Merchant	82
35	Cherish the Family Crest of One's Lord	84
36	Keep a Respectful Distance from the Administration of Financial Affairs	85
37	Undertaking Promises Easily Will Bring One to Ruin	89
38	Do Not Forget the Subordinate's Mind	91
39	A Man of Low Rank Should Not Have a Wife and Child	93
40	Always Aspire to Distinction and Merit	94
41	Loyalty Includes Longevity	97
42	The Crime of Stealing a Stipend Is Grave	98
43	Even If One's Stipend Is Diminished He Should Make No Complaint	100
44	Accept Difficult Orders Positively	102
45	Do Not Oppose Even the Unreasonable Words of One's Lord	104
46	The Principle of Horsemanship	105
47	When on an Official Journey, Safety Is First	106
48	When Accompanying One's Lord	107
49	The Everyday Care of Armor	108
50	Consideration for the Equipment of One's Servants	112
51	Be Thorough in the Disciplined Practice of the Martial Arts	114
52	Encountering a Commotion when Accompanying One's Lord	116
53	Being Present when One's Lord Cuts Down an Attendant	118
54	It Is Disloyal to Complain about Labor Lost	119
55	The Responsibility of Counseling Strategy Is Grave	121
56	Great Loyalty that Surpasses Junshi	123