Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. The chapter discusses strategies for settling the Hu people who have submitted, drawing on Cao Cao's successful approach with the Southern Xiongnu. He divided them into five groups, appointed their nobles as leaders, and assigned Han supervisors, which led to stability at the northern borders. Xia Hou Hui suggests relocating people to guard the borders, but acknowledges the need for a broader perspective. Emperor Cao Rui appreciates Xia Hou Hui's ideas and encourages him to draft a memorial for settling tribes in the capital. Xia Hou Hui realizes he overlooked the court's power dynamics and humbly apologizes. The emperor advises him on the importance of maintaining dignity and not seeking wealth excessively, reminding him of his noble lineage. .

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