Judgment of Dayu.

Summary

The chapter details the interactions between the Wei and Ji tribes following a banquet hosted for the Wei envoy. After a day of rest, negotiations began, focusing on forming an alliance and discussing Yi Di's situation. The discussions lasted three days, resulting in a consensus and plans for mutual visits and weddings. The Ji tribe selected two maidens to marry the Wei tribal leader, with the aim of gathering intelligence. Following the successful negotiations, a grand wedding was held, solidifying the bond between the tribes. The Ji tribal leader sought to strengthen ties with the Wei tribe, while the Wei tribe observed the Ji tribe's actions regarding their alliance with Yi Di. Shuang Gou, sent as an envoy, confirmed the Wei tribe's cautious approach and the importance of the Ji tribe's stance on Yi Di for future alliances.

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