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Judgment of Dayu.
Chapter 13: Drunken Words Shock the Heavens, Beheading Generals to Display Heroic Valor. [15]
Summary
The Zhen brothers interrogate Gao Tao's terrified servants, who reveal his drunken grievances against the Great King. The brothers manipulate the servants into testifying against Gao Tao, claiming that he disrespected the king and threatened his life. When brought to court, Gao Tao realizes he has been betrayed. His servants, now emboldened, accuse him of treachery, leading to his condemnation by Dayu, who is outraged by the testimony. Despite Gao Tao's regret, he is sentenced to death. After his execution, Dayu's authority strengthens, and he promotes Yi to Grand Chancellor, unifying the realm and implementing new governance structures. Dayu's careful approach to leadership ensures respect from his ministers and tribal leaders while advancing his family's legacy.Full content
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