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On the vast continent of Asia, the Tang Dynasty's brilliant commanders, Li Shimin and Hsien-Pi reach out to acquire the riches of the Korean Peninsula.
The local regional governor calls upon the brothers Kim-Lar-Re, Kim-Dar-El and Kim-Dar-El to command their forces and repel the invaders.
Along the Yalu river, near the town of Jinshan they meet.

It's Tang vs Koryo in this L'Art de la Guerre game. Fought over the wires using Table Top Simulator.
https://philonancients.blogspot.com/2020/09/the-battle-for-jinshan.html
Enjoy!

Nice write up! Interesting game, as both sides seemed to be trying to "not lose" instead of winning. The Korean forces were much better suited to this because of War wagons, and crossbow troops, while the Tang have Imp. Cav, and Impact Cav, plus Imp. Inf. By playing the game that favored their foes, the Tang met defeat.