Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. The fall of the Gongsun clan in Xiangping City elicited a surprisingly subdued reaction from the soldiers and common folk, likely due to the dire conditions, including cannibalism. As the Wei army began distributing rations, Gongsun Yuan's clan and several high-ranking generals were executed publicly, yet the citizens remained indifferent. The soldiers in the military camp, under Xiahou Hui's leadership, felt secure due to his previous acts of leniency and care for the wounded. They accepted the meager rations provided, recalling Gongsun Yuan's exaggerated claims about the Wei army's brutality. After a brief interlude, Xiahou Hui led his troops to Guzhu City, where he reported the merits of various commanders to the court in Luoyang, designating Guan Qiu Jian as the top contributor and Fu Rong as the second, surprising the emperor and officials. The report also included the name of Ding Mi, who had been previously dismissed, causing an uproar among the court officials. .

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