What's the sure way for Jung Joo Min to win over nomads?

 As you all know, the confrontation between nomadic and permanent residents took place quite frequently.Of course, most of the causes were economic reasons.When nomadic and Jeong Ju-min trade, Jeong Ju-min is in a much more advantageous position (nomadic goods are not necessary for Jeong Ju-min, but Jeong Ju-min's goods are needed for them).The frequent trade friction could also be the cause of the war.Extreme temperature changes are also the cause.For example, there is a reason for the rapid decline in temperature in Seojin of the Huns, and whether the period of the establishment of the Mongolian Empire is also a boon can be seen as one of the reasons for unity. Anyway, is it almost inevitable to face off between regular residents and nomads?So I roughly wrote down a way for the residents to win. 1. You should avoid the war itself. First of all, beating nomads does not benefit economically, so you should avoid the war itself.Of course, it would be nice to periodically slaughter nomads like gold and yo to remove their sprouts, but the results have become miserable (providing nomads with justification for unity;) and it is considered the best way to minimize trade friction. 2. Conciliate or alienate the enemy rather than a head-to-head confrontation. If you can't avoid the war, you have to win.However, if you try to beat nomads by force, you have to take a huge loss.In addition, even if you win as written above, there is no income, so a head-to-head confrontation is a waste of money.Hanmuje is a representative case.Although it weakened the power of the Huns by investing a lot of money and manpower, the country is almost a rag.Eventually, they make up for their finances by resale or other means. Also, head-to-head confrontations reversely make the opponent unite.One of the characteristics of nomads is that they work well when they are united and in vain when they are scattered.The nomadic empire is built on a huge commercial network.However, if the benefits of commerce are less than those of nomadic, you will immediately enter the path of dissolution.Conversely, if you have a strong enemy or goal, you will be strongly united and such a powerful country is the Mongolian Empire.However, if you go to a head-to-head match, the other party will naturally unite.Of course, they exchange enormous damage to each other and fight. Therefore, of course, in order to reduce damage, the enemy must be conciliated and separated.The reason nomads fight against settlers is economic, but if the reason disappears, there is no reason to fight.So the best way is to alienate each other and lure one of them to his side.A good example is that Han separated the fierce anger and destroyed it. 3. Use cavalry and infantry in conjunction. In the end, if the war led to a head-on confrontation, we had no choice but to prepare for the battle.If so, the link between infantry and cavalry is the most important.Archers play a role in exchanging arrows with their opponents, spearmen block enemy attacks, cavalry protects allies' sides, and uses tactics to counterarm enemies.I think the key is how well you use them organically.If a cavalry plays separately from an infantry, it will be broken by a powerful nomadic cavalry, and if there is no cavalry, the number of troops will gradually decrease and eventually be swept away.The Battle of Calhe, which had Parthia and Rome, showed how large the absence of cavalry, and what happens when the battle between Hungary and Mongolia confronts nomadic cavalry without the support of infantry.