coordinated-multi-front-military-campaign

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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.

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Coordinated Multi-Front Military Campaign

Overview

Procedure for organizing and executing coordinated attacks with multiple generals leading separate forces against a common enemy.

Steps

Strategic Planning
- Identify the overall objective (e.g., attack Xiongnu)
- Determine multiple departure points (上谷, 云中, 代郡, 雁门)
- Assign equal forces to each column (e.g., 10,000 cavalry each)
Assign Command Structure
- Appoint a supreme commander (大将军) if needed
- Assign subordinate generals with specific titles:
  - 车骑将军
  - 轻车将军
  - 骑将军
  - 骁骑将军
- All subordinate generals report to supreme commander
Execute Independent Advances
- Each force advances along its assigned route
- Forces operate independently but toward common strategic goal
Report Results Separately
- Each general reports their own achievements and losses
- Successes and failures are evaluated independently
Evaluate Outcomes
- Count enemy killed and captured
- Assess territorial gains
- Determine rewards based on individual performance

Key Principles

Multiple routes prevent enemy from concentrating defense
Independent columns allow for both success and failure without total loss
Clear command hierarchy ensures coordination

Expected Outcome

At least some forces will achieve objectives even if others fail; territorial gains and enemy casualties distributed across multiple fronts.

Verification

Confirm each column has a clearly assigned departure point, route, and commander with defined authority
Validate that the command hierarchy (supreme commander over subordinate generals) is established and communicated
Check that individual column results (enemy killed, captured, territory gained) are compiled and evaluated independently