Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. Cao Rui, the emperor, felt despair over Jiang Ji's silence and anticipated that Jiangdong might exploit the conflicts between Wei and Liaodong. The campaign against Gong Sun Yuan in Liaodong was significant, with its challenges stemming from distance and supply issues rather than troop numbers. Cao Rui had not achieved notable military successes since his reign began, and the victories against the Xianbei and the campaign in Liaodong were crucial for stabilizing the region. Xiahou Hui, the main commander, was confident in the strategy against Gong Sun Yuan, reassuring Cao Rui. By late April, troops were gathering outside Guzhu City, ready to embark on the campaign after a month of preparation. .

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