Judgment of Dayu.

Summary

The Youqiong Clan's commander successfully repelled the Guandou army's reinforcements at the North Gate and returned to support the southern front, boosting the morale of the court's soldiers. As the battle intensified, the commander ordered troops to block the moat to prevent the Guandou soldiers from breaching defenses. Despite heavy casualties on both sides, the court's forces struggled to maintain their strength. News of the Guandou army's West Gate camp capture allowed the western migration convoy to proceed. As the convoy set out, they faced an attack from the Guandou army, prompting Tie Wa to lead a counterattack to protect them. He successfully disrupted the enemy's pursuit, but the acting commander of the Summer government had to abandon vulnerable members of the migration team. Tie Wa then fortified defenses to safeguard the convoy while pursuing fleeing enemies.

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