Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. The chapter discusses the defeat of Bingzhou's governor, Bi Gui, by the Xianbei lord, Ke Bi Neng, which disrupted Qian Zhao's plans. The compassionate nature of Emperor Cao Rui and Bi Gui's ambition contributed to this situation. Following advice from Xia Hou Hui, Emperor Cao Rui prioritized managing Bingzhou over military expeditions. A lengthy meeting in Luoyang involved high-ranking officials discussing the complexities of managing Bingzhou, including food supply and tribal relations. By late March, it was determined that military action from Yanmen Pass was unfeasible due to the timing of spring farming. Consequently, Emperor Cao Rui instructed Tian Yu to remain in Luoyang for further consultations. The chapter also touches on the Xianbei's unstable leadership after Tan Shi Huai's death, with Bu Du Gen's limited control and the rise of leaders like Su Li and Ke Bi Neng, who gained power through opportunism and personal charisma. .

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