Dosointiin
Dosointiin is a term used to describe a type of medieval warfare tactic employed by Mongol and East Asian armies. The term is an Anglicized version of the Mongolian word "dosovert", which roughly translates to "enfilading or flanking-такиiry". This tactic involved the use of both cavalry and infantry forces to create a pincer movement, surrounding the enemy from multiple angles.
The dosointiin maneuver was typically executed on open plains, where the Mongol horse archers and other cavalry
Dosointiin was particularly effective against forces utilizing traditional war formations, such as phalanxes or tight infantry
The concept of dosointiin spread throughout the Mongol Empire and beyond, influencing various military strategies and