Grace of the Prosperous Tang.

Summary

The War of Yangwu Fort resulted in significant consequences beyond a mere failed siege, as soldiers returned empty-handed, lacking spoils or captives, and morale plummeted. The Turkic forces, initially motivated by plunder, began to reconsider their commitment to battle after suffering losses. Despite the young Khan's harsh commands to prepare for a decisive confrontation with the Tang army, doubts lingered among the troops about their ability to win. Meanwhile, Han leaders grappled with their precarious position, fearing for their lives and wealth. The tension escalated as both sides prepared for an uncertain future, with the potential for retreat looming amidst the chaos.

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