Byzantine Tactics refer to the military strategies used by the Byzantine Empire, known for its clever and adaptable approaches to warfare. These tactics often involved the use of deception, ambushes, and the strategic placement of troops to exploit enemy weaknesses. The Byzantines also emphasized the importance of fortifications and defensive positions, making it difficult for opponents to launch successful attacks. Additionally, the Byzantine military relied on a diverse range of units, including heavy cavalry and archers, to create a balanced force. They often employed psychological warfare, such as misinformation and propaganda, to demoralize enemies before battles. This combination of strategies allowed the Byzantines to defend their territory effectively for centuries.