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It's been a while since I played this map but I think the idea was rushing with the starting units, build a castle in his base and try to pull him in range. I do remember he refused to do so for me :d Try to pull him with some ranged unit like skirmisher while dancing around the castle arrows, lowering game speed helps
You can perfectly micro 200 monks if you so choose. Or you can outmicro all Mangonel/Onager shots like the AI does. Or you can actually get some value out of your own Onagers, by issuing multiple areas for attack grounds so that AI doesn't just dodge them all.
Pausing often is the single biggest tip for Single Player anyone can give you.
[0] You can't click anything in Multiplayer though, so don't rely on this too much if you are practicing for multiplayer