Chefs des opérations spéciales et tactiques militaires (officiers), autres

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imperial-title-establishment

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when creating a new imperial title or establishing governance terminology for a unified empire. Guides council deliberation, historical precedent review, title composition (皇帝), imperial terminology (制/诏/朕), and succession numbering from 始皇帝 onward.

imperial-inspection-tour

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when planning an imperial inspection tour (巡游) to demonstrate authority and inspect territories. Covers route planning, Feng and Shan sacrifices at Mount Tai, stele erection, local scholar consultation, and governance issue resolution.

strategic-assassination-planning

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when analyzing historical power transitions through targeted action, such as Prince Guang's (King Helu) removal of King Liao. Covers legitimacy claims, agent recruitment, timing, operational security, and consolidation.

military-campaign-assessment

baojie/shiji-kb

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.

military-oath-and-mobilization

baojie/shiji-kb

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.

strategic-decision-under-ill-omens

baojie/shiji-kb

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.

evaluate-military-opportunity

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when assessing whether to attack a seemingly weakened adversary. Provides a risk-assessment framework covering hidden enemy strengths, battle-hardened populations, diplomatic consequences, and multi-advisor consultation to avoid costly miscalculations.

assassination-as-desperate-measure

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when analyzing last-resort strategies against existential threats where all conventional and diplomatic options have failed. Covers agent recruitment, pretext creation, close-range execution, and critical risk assessment of retaliatory consequences.

military-organization-three-armies

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when organizing or restructuring military forces into a command hierarchy. Covers the three-army system (三军) with Central, Upper, and Lower armies, staff positions (御戎, 右), communication protocols, and scaling decisions for two-army or three-column (三行) configurations.

strategic-retreat-decision

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when balancing honor-based commitments against tactical military advantage. Applies Duke Wen's three-stage retreat (三舍) framework: recalling past agreements, assessing current position, weighing long-term reputation versus immediate gains, and documenting decision rationale.

counterintelligence-and-strategic-deception

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when sowing discord between enemy commanders and their trusted advisors or conducting disinformation campaigns. Deploys substantial resources to spread defection rumors, stages differential envoy treatment, and exploits resulting trust breakdowns to degrade enemy decision-making.

strategic-alliance-formation

baojie/shiji-kb

Use when forming military coalitions against a dominant adversary or recruiting allies for multi-front warfare. Analyzes enemy grievances to identify partners like 九江王黥布, 彭越, and 韩信, then coordinates simultaneous pressure to prevent force concentration.