Is Machiavelli Machiavellian?

Throughout history, the prince is considered one of the best guides for political rotation and trade. However, it is not always the case, and people can compare it mostly with modern WikiLeaks. This book is part of a political satire and is a partial explanation of how the prince of people do their things. The prince also evoked the creation of the word Machiavelli. This is an adjective which means ambiguity, planning, and disorder, especially in improving politics and individual careers. The problem is that Machiavelli should actually get a noun that his writing can appeal to him.

One of the problems I brought to the University of Chicago and graduate school was Machiavelli's work. Almost everyone knows Machiavelli and Machiavellianism from his notorious work. The prince and all political scientists, especially political theorists, are eager to express their views on his thoughts and political influence. What I care about is that I am not confident because I never read his book nor carefully examined his insights. About the words of Livy - but since I saw more things happening in his work, I can not find some rough readings. Specifically, I am interested in Machiavelli's republicanism and political projects after his death.

Well, back to one of my questions, Machiavelli is "Machiavelli" that is often his one? Why did the Prince be (and continued) such an important political philosophical paradigm? Machiavelli thinks that he has earned his reputation as Machiavellian by reading his work ruthlessly. And, as I mentioned at the beginning, I believe Machiavelli's message is radical and new, which led to his notorious reputation. Certainly, if we accept Plato's teaching, Plato believes that war is part of his existence, but he is not blamed on the origin of metaphysical war, and that is particularly important Absent. War is a social consequence for Plato. Generally, Plato does not seem to accept war and incorporate it into political regime. Speaking of classical political theory, Aristotle believes in moderate faction and effort to achieve goodwill as its basic principle in its ethics