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In our eurocentic (the spell checker wanted to change that to neurotic, which is not far off ) view of the great wars, we tend to forget the battles of the far east.
This is probably due to historians only being able to work with the Latin Alphabet.
It's Warring States Chinese vs. Koryo Korean in this L'Art de la Guerre game
Very nice write up! And using one of my fav armies
Automatically Appended Next Post: For a while it looked like the Warring States Chariot drill team was out there, if you had swapped your flanks, so the Guard crossbow, and Warwagons was on your left, and the Cav on your right I think you would have had an easier time of it, but no way of knowing if it would have turned out. But that invested plantation should have called out for your foot to investigate, with the Wagons following. Good game!
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) view of the great wars, we tend to forget the battles of the far east.
And using one of my fav armies 
But that invested plantation should have called out for your foot to investigate, with the Wagons following. 
Good game!