The Grand Wei Court.

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The content discusses the political dynamics following a victory banquet in the Wei Kingdom, focusing on the tensions between military leaders and court officials over post-war benefits. Zhao Hong Run plans to allocate a significant portion of the war spoils to military funding, while facing scrutiny from the Ministry of Revenue. He recognizes the need for a strong military to deter threats from neighboring states like Chu and Han. The narrative also touches on a sacrificial ceremony proposed for Zhao Hong Run, which he views as politically motivated and a distraction from pressing military matters. The underlying theme emphasizes the conflict between military needs and court politics, highlighting Zhao Hong Run's strategic thinking and his reluctance to engage in ceremonial duties.

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