Secondly.
It can bring out the expertise of the generals.
Rose, who once served as the deputy commander of the cavalry detachment, is naturally more suited to lead the cavalry.
Tyrone, with talents and skills related to heavy infantry, is obviously more suited to command the infantry!
Different generals leading different soldiers can bring out the combat strength the soldiers deserve.
Lastly.
It can provide checks and balances.
Generals can act as checks and balances on each other, supervising one another.
He can fully utilize this balance to better manage the soldier units and ensure the army follows his commands!
A balance of power, using both grace and might—this is the core strategy of the Emperor's Art!
Of course.
Where there are benefits, there can be drawbacks.
The existence of multiple military teams within the territory might lead to coordination difficulties, resulting in internal friction.
