I don't believe the Rathori society would be structured enough to have
evolved advanced longbow tactics. This follows from their status as
Hsunchen. I'm sure individual Rathori might occasionally be aware of the
advantages of their weapon, but on the whole, the majority would not. Their
very social makeup would preclude them from adopting effective unit
[cooperative] tactics for its use. If you take the Welsh Longbow as an
example, how long in its use and development was it before we saw it used on
the fields of Agincourt, etc? At at what level of social development was
Welsh culture? Certainly far above the level I would consider "Hsunchen".
All IMO, of course.
Howard