Other language: Vietnamese

Judgment of Dayu.

Chapter 3: "The Heavenly Court Trials Dayu: The Crimes of Father to Son and the Cloud of Private Affection". [5]



Summary

The chapter revolves around a trial in the heavenly court where Dayu is summoned to answer for his actions related to establishing a hereditary dynasty. The chief judge, appointed by Yu Di, aims to uncover Dayu's historical responsibilities and crimes. Dayu is brought before Yu Di, where he claims that he is being judged due to accusations against him. Yu Di emphasizes the importance of transparency and truthfulness in the trial, urging Dayu to cooperate. The chief judge questions Dayu about his relationship with the daughter of Emperor Shun, highlighting inconsistencies in his personal life and suggesting ulterior motives behind his actions. Dayu resists the questioning, insisting on his right to privacy, but the judges argue that personal matters are relevant to the case. Ultimately, the chief judge seeks to reveal the truth by requesting a demonstration of a conversation between Dayu and his original wife regarding his intentions.

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