Ju Ko Ou

Ju Ko Ou is analytical, confident and somewhat detached. He trusts the extraordinary strength of Juuko's generals so completely that he often believes elaborate tactical intervention is unnecessary.

He becomes animated when encountering sophisticated strategy. Feng Ming Wu's movements during the three-state battle interest him because they force him to analyze an opponent operating at a comparable strategic level.

Like the other Juuko leaders, he carries a cynical view of states and loyalty born from the destruction of the smaller nations from which they originated.

Ju Ko Ou is an accomplished military strategist capable of directing the combined Juuko armies. His value lies in reading enemy intentions, organizing headquarters and adjusting formations as multiple armies interact.

He rapidly analyzes Feng Ming Wu's tactical decisions during the Qin-Wei offensive. This becomes essential because the battle involves armies from three major states operating simultaneously.

His confidence is amplified by the quality of his commanders. U Man, Sen To Un and Gen U are all former Great Generals, giving Ju Ko Ou unusually powerful pieces with which to construct a battle plan.

Ju Ko Ou becomes part of Juuko's leadership after the destruction or absorption of the smaller states from which its commanders originated. Together they establish a military force capable of repeatedly defending the strategically important city.

During Qin's attack, Ju Ko Ou initially sees little reason for alarm. Wei's unexpected intervention changes the scale of the battle and forces him to pay close attention to Feng Ming Wu's strategy.

While the principal Juuko generals are occupied on the battlefield, Teng penetrates the command area. Ju Ko Ou is captured rather than killed, and the fall of headquarters forces Juuko's armies to withdraw.

In captivity, Ju Ko Ou explains the histories of U Man and the other Juuko generals, revealing that their apparent indifference grew from the destruction and betrayal of the countries they once fought to protect.

U Man is Ju Ko Ou's principal field commander and one of the former Great Generals whose strength he relies upon.

Sen To Un is another Juuko general operating according to Ju Ko Ou's broader strategic direction.

Gen U is the third major martial commander within Juuko's defensive structure.

Feng Ming Wu is Ju Ko Ou's principal strategic opponent during the War of the Three States.

Teng leads the Qin force that reaches Juuko's headquarters and captures Ju Ko Ou.