Part I The Sixteen-Chapter Text Recovered from the Yingueshan Han Dynasty Strips
01 Capturing Pang Juan
02 [An Audience with King Wei of Qi]
03 The Questions of King Wei of Qi
04 Tian Ji Inquires about Battlefield Defenses
05 On Selecting the Troops
06 The Moon and Warfare
07 The Eightfold Division of Formations
08 Terrain as Treasure
09 Preparing the Strategic Advantage (shi)
10 [The Real Nature of Military]
11 Carrying out the Selection of Personnel
12 Sacrifice in Battle
13 Raising and Keeping Morale High
14 Coordinating Military Assignments
15 The Five Kinds of Training Methods
16 [Strengthening the Military]

Part II The Fifteen Supplemental Chapters Recovered from the Yinqueshan Han Dynasty Strips
17 Ten Military Formations
18 Ten Questions
19 Overwhelming an Armed Infantry
20 The Positions of Invader and Defender
21 The Expert Commander
22 Five Postures and Five Situations in which an Army Respects Conventions
23 [Military Mistakes]
24 The Rightness (yi) of the Commander
25 [The Excellence (de) of the Commander]
26 Fatal Weaknesses of the Commander
27 [Fatal Mistakes of the Commander]
28 [Male and Female Fortifications]
29 [Five Considerations and Nine Objectives]
30 [Concentrated and Sparse Troops]
31 Straightforward and Surprise Operations

Part III Text Recovered from Later Commentarial, Historical, and Encyclopedic Sources
32 Ten Advantages of Using the Cavalry
33 Attacking the Heart-and-Mind
34 Fragments