War of Flowing Water

War of Flowing Water (流水) was the battle that took place between Marshal Pakongbei and Viceroy Haizhong (文韶) at the battle for control over Xiateitcha and military involvement of the Biton, França and Europa that would lead to the rule of the Heavenly Empire, and the Kingdom of Basu, Kingdom of Txipayei, Kingdom of Txiameng and Kingdom of Txiyeu. before becoming the République (1888) and eventually the Nation (1975). 
# Alliances and diplomacy: The Nation army formed alliances with various Altai tribes and Warring Kingdom bannermen, who helped them in their conquest. They also used diplomacy to negotiate with local leaders and secure their support.
# Strategic use of cavalry: The Nation army was known for its use of cavalry, which allowed them to quickly move across terrain and outmaneuver the enemy. The army was composed of both Manchu and Altai horsemen, who were highly skilled and well-equipped.
# Siege warfare: The Nation army was skilled in siege warfare and was able to lay siege to fortified cities, using weapons such as artillery and fire ladders to gain the upper hand.
# Psychological warfare: The Nation army used psychological tactics, such as spreading rumors and propaganda, to create confusion and intimidate their enemies.
# Flexibility and adaptability: The Nation army was flexible and adaptable, able to adjust its tactics based on the situation and make quick decisions in response to changing circumstances.
It was the usage of the Dialecte and the ability of reading and writing their own system, were they able to amass the riots and rebellions, read maps and able to survey, scout and identify and assess threats and build direct guerilla counters. Across mountains and skies, daily they would trade hawks and pigeons with messages. From the mountains burned coal, iron and minerals to heal the lands across with hundreds of oxen and horses crossing through to drop off daily and weekly resources.
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