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Use when organizing coordinated attacks from multiple departure points against a common enemy. Assigns commanders (大将军, 车骑将军, etc.) to independent columns that report results separately for performance-based rewards.
Use when defending against cavalry in open terrain with no natural cover. Deploys armored wagons (武刚车) in a circular formation to create a mobile fortification, enabling cavalry sorties and counterattack when conditions shift.
Use when planning multi-column campaigns against distant targets like the Nanyue conquest. Maps multiple approach routes, assigns forces by type (regular, conscript, naval), sets convergence points, and accepts partial column failure.
Use when authorizing a military campaign or establishing battlefield discipline. Based on the Battle of Gan (甘之战), structures just-cause documentation, formal proclamation (誓), duty assignment, and post-battle accountability at ancestral shrines.
Use when studying Modu's (冒顿) method for conditioning absolute military obedience. Uses progressive whistling arrow (鸣镝) drills with escalating targets to build instant, unconditional compliance among mounted archers.
Use when strategic factors favor action but divination or omens suggest failure. Applies Taigong's counsel at the Battle of Muye: assess enemy vulnerability and cause justice independently of superstitious signs to avoid paralysis.
Use when responding to urgent warnings about missed opportunities or overcoming complacency. Applies Taigong's innkeeper lesson: 时难得而易失 (timing is hard to gain and easy to lose) — act immediately through the night if necessary.
Use when performing Feng and Shan sacrifices (封禅礼仪) to establish divine endorsement of imperial rule. Covers prerequisites, ritual sequence at Mount Tai, and proclamation steps for Emperor Wu's legitimacy model.
Use when governing newly acquired territories or managing diverse populations. Applies Taigong's (Jiang Ziya) four-step method: adapt to local customs (因其俗), simplify rituals (简其礼), develop commerce (通商工之业), and leverage resources (便鱼盐之利).
Use when deciding whether to launch a military campaign or evaluating battle readiness. Applies Sun Wu's advice to King Helu of Wu: assess troop fatigue (民劳), alliance potential, enemy leadership weaknesses, and multi-pronged coordination.
Use when applying disciplined archery in combat or hunting. Prioritizes shot certainty over volume of fire, conserving ammunition and maximizing psychological impact through patience and precise target assessment.
Use when planning or conducting the Fengshan ceremony (封禅仪式) to legitimize imperial rule. Covers legitimacy requirements, material preparations, the four-phase ritual at Mount Tai, and historical precedents from 无怀氏 through 周成王.
Use when interpreting celestial phenomena for governance guidance or predicting earthly events. Tracks the five planets (五星) against 28 constellations (二十八宿) and applies the response framework: 日变脩德, 月变省刑, 星变结和.
Use when analyzing Xiongnu governance cycles. Covers the three annual assemblies (正月 court, 五月 Longcheng worship, autumn Dailin census), daily solar/lunar rituals, and meeting protocols for tribal administration.
Use when defending a small force surrounded by superior numbers. Employs circular formation, ammunition conservation, targeted strikes on enemy commanders, and aggressive sorties to maintain morale until relief arrives.
Use when commanding infantry-heavy forces against cavalry on flat terrain. Prioritizes speed over siege warfare, bypasses fortified cities, and seizes strategic objectives (armories like Luoyang武库, granaries like Ao) to neutralize cavalry advantages.
Use when regaining authority over those who wronged you. Demonstrates magnanimity through measured threats, acceptance of contrition, and strategic forgiveness to convert former enemies into loyal supporters.
Use when establishing social order through ritual principles (礼治) or regulating desires to prevent chaos. Implements the three-step framework: cultivate the self, establish distinctions (贵贱有等), and balance restraint with satisfaction.
Use when competing against more established figures for leadership positions. Advances career through strategic yielding—publicly advocating for the rival while securing an alternative position of equal authority (e.g., Chancellor vs. Grand Commandant).
Use when mobilizing troops, establishing military authority, or enforcing battlefield discipline. Covers the ritualized oath procedure with 黄钺 and 白旄 symbols, troop assembly, consequence announcements, and campaign execution.
