It was believed the espionage activities of Ninja were attributed to Chinese military strategy, such as The Art of War by
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The term of ninja was attributed retrospectively to 2nd-century prince of Japan Yamato Takeru. In the Kojiki, Takeru disguised as woman and assassinated two leaders of the Kumaso group. Although its unlikely rel… See more

Many famous people in Japanese history have been associated or identified as ninja, but their status as ninja is difficult to prove and may be the product of later imagination. Rumors surrounding famous warriors, su… See more

The image of the ninja entered popular culture in the Edo period, when folktales and plays about ninja were conceived. Stories about the ninja are usually based on historical figures. For instance, many similar tale… See more

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• Adams, Andrew (1970), Ninja: The Invisible Assassins, Black Belt Communications, ISBN 978-0-89750-030-2
• Buckley, Sandra (2002), Encyclopedia of contemporary Japanese culture, Taylor & Francis, … See more