The Samgramika book outlines the ancient Indian science of warfare, focusing on military strategy, camp organization, and battlefield tactics. It details the precise layout of camps, specifying dimensions for the king's quarters, administrative departments, and defensive structures within a nine-division grid. The text provides comprehensive guidelines for army marches, including supply logistics, terrain assessment, and river crossings.

A major portion is dedicated to battle formations, categorizing them by shape and tactical purpose, such as the snake-like, staff-like, circular, and eagle-like arrays, each with specific instructions on spacing and deployment of infantry, cavalry, chariots, and elephants. It also covers tactical maneuvers, including exploiting enemy vulnerabilities, conducting treacherous attacks, and arranging troops based on terrain. The book further establishes military hierarchy, reward systems for combat achievements, and methods for boosting troop morale through religious and psychological incentives.