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Use when defending against accusations of disloyalty or treason. Employs a rhetorical framework of family service records, historical precedents of wrongful execution (Bigan, Wu Zixu), and principle-based appeals to preserve reputation.

Use when navigating credit for achievements that involved rule-breaking or complex loyalties. Guides appropriate demeanor, ritual humility, and relationship preservation after morally ambiguous successes.

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Use when designing a tiered reward system for contributions or ranking officials by merit. Classifies service into four tiers: moral guidance (封邑 grants), administrative execution (卿位 titles), military labor, and routine service, allocating rewards systematically from highest to lowest.

Use when evaluating officials for noble titles or ranking meritorious service. Applies the five-tier classification (勋劳功伐阅) to determine title rank, land grants, and hereditary privileges based on contribution type.

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.

Use when authorizing a military campaign or establishing battlefield discipline. Based on the Battle of Gan (甘之战), structures just-cause documentation, formal proclamation (誓), duty assignment, and post-battle accountability at ancestral shrines.

Use when planning military campaigns from intelligence through post-victory consolidation. Covers terrain assessment (知水草处), supply logistics for 60,000+ troops, alliance coordination, siege tactics, and garrison establishment (置使者护田积粟).

Use when planning a righteous military campaign against a tyrannical ruler. Covers just-cause verification, alliance building, troop declaration, combat rules of engagement, and post-victory administration based on Tang and Wu Wang's campaigns.

Use when facing a superior mobile enemy force, especially nomadic cavalry like the Xiongnu. Builds long-term deception through feigned cowardice, resource stockpiling, and a devastating ambush when the enemy grows overconfident.

Use when facing a numerically superior enemy or planning ambush warfare. Employs Sun Bin's staged retreat (reducing cooking fires from 100,000 to 30,000) to feign mass desertion, plus asymmetric resource allocation (sacrifice weak vs. strong, deploy strong vs. middle) for 2-1 victories.

Use when taking command of new troops or establishing organizational authority. Follows Sima Rangju and Sun Wu's methods — enforcing punctuality penalties against high-ranking offenders, asserting 将在军君令有所不受, and demonstrating that rules apply equally regardless of status.

Use when besieging a fortified enemy or planning encirclement warfare. Based on Bai Qi's victory at Changping (长平) — feign retreat to draw the enemy out, deploy hidden forces to cut retreat routes, sever supply lines, and wait 40+ days for starvation-driven collapse.

Use when deciding the fate of a defeated general who returns after losing their forces. Convenes advisors, weighs strict versus lenient views, and defers to higher authority rather than unilateral execution.

Use when issuing pre-battle proclamations, enforcing military discipline, or organizing logistics. Based on Bo Qin's oath at Bi: covers equipment inspection, rules of conduct (no looting, return lost property), supply requirements, and enforcement penalties.

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.

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.

Use when implementing transformative reforms against cultural or traditionalist opposition. Covers three phases: strategic assessment of vulnerabilities, building support through advisor endorsement and opponent engagement, and decisive implementation by leading by example with the principle that sages adapted to circumstances.

Use when evaluating military achievements for reward conferral. Systematically compiles kill counts (斩首), captures (捕虏), and territory gained to determine appropriate titles (侯), fief increases, and punishments for failures.

Use when facing a powerful enemy dependent on long supply lines. Based on Deng Duwei's advice during the Seven States Rebellion, employs fortified defense, allied distraction, and mobile forces to cut supply routes and starve the enemy into defeat.