调虎离山

Other English Names / Aliases: Lure the Tiger Off the Mountain; Attack Stratagems

Category: Military / Stratagem / Classical Literature

Domains / Fields: stratagem, negotiation, positioning, competition, conflict

* Name: 调虎离山
* Other English Names / Aliases: Lure the Tiger Off the Mountain; Attack Stratagems
* Category: Military / Stratagem / Classical Literature
* Domains / Fields: stratagem, negotiation, positioning, competition, conflict
* Collection: Thirty-Six Stratagems
* Collection Order: 15

* Name: 调虎离山 * Other English Names / Aliases: Lure the Tiger Off the Mountain; Attack Stratagems * Category: Military / Stratagem / Classical Literature * Domains / Fields: stratagem, negotiation, positioning, competition, conflict * Collection: Thirty-Six Stratagems * Collection Order: 15

Basic Information

Original Text: 待天以困之，用人以诱之，往蹇来连。

Translation: Do not attack where the tiger holds the advantage; lure it away from its stronghold first.

* Stratagem Name: `调虎离山`
* Original Text: `待天以困之，用人以诱之，往蹇来连。`
* Translation: Do not attack where the tiger holds the advantage; lure it away from its stronghold first.

* Stratagem Name: 调虎离山 * Original Text: 待天以困之，用人以诱之，往蹇来连。 * Translation: Do not attack where the tiger holds the advantage; lure it away from its stronghold first.

Stratagem Name and Original Text

Concise Definition: Pull the opponent out of their advantage.

Explanation: When position changes, strength tied to that position diminishes.

* Concise Definition: Pull the opponent out of their advantage.
* Explanation: When position changes, strength tied to that position diminishes.

* Concise Definition: Pull the opponent out of their advantage. * Explanation: When position changes, strength tied to that position diminishes.

How It Works

Move the contest to a channel, timeline, or format where the opponent is less comfortable.

* Move the contest to a channel, timeline, or format where the opponent is less comfortable.

Usage Example

Strategic Point: Pull the opponent out of their advantage.

* Collection: Thirty-Six Stratagems
* Group: Attack Stratagems
* Strategic Point: Pull the opponent out of their advantage.

* Collection: Thirty-Six Stratagems * Group: Attack Stratagems * Strategic Point: Pull the opponent out of their advantage.

Collection Context

Do not attack where the tiger holds the advantage; lure it away from its stronghold first.