The Prince、Chapter 9の要約

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1. A civil principality arises when the people or the nobles elevate a citizen to protect their competing interests.
2. Popular support gives a prince greater security because the people seek protection from oppression, while nobles seek power.
3. The narrator advises honoring loyal nobles, using timid advisers, and guarding against ambitious nobles who withhold commitment.
4. Even a prince raised by nobles must win the people through protection, since their hostility leaves him insecure in adversity.
5. Nabis illustrates the strength of popular backing, while the Gracchi and Messer Giorgio Scali illustrate the risks for private citizens.
6. Rule through magistrates becomes dangerous during unrest, so a prince should keep citizens dependent on himself and the state.

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