Judgment of Dayu.

Summary

The commander of the right army in Wang Ji reported the death of the left army commander to Huai Shan, who prepared for battle. Huai Shan informed Grand Minister Xia Qi about the situation and the threat posed by the Ying He tribe, which had amassed a significantly larger force. To counter this, Xia Qi proposed a strategy involving ambushes and the mobilization of troops from Jingzhou to cut off the Ying He tribe's supply lines. They discussed the risks of recalling the Xia Hou garrison and its potential impact on morale and the front lines. After careful consideration, they decided that securing the new site in Wang Ji was crucial for maintaining the Grand Court's strength. Dayu was transferred to the right army's camp for protection, and preparations were made to eliminate the Ying He rebels and ensure Yi Di's death. The laborers were organized to defend the new site with makeshift weapons, while major tribes were instructed to obstruct foreign clans.

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