Judgment of Dayu.

Summary

Xia Gong led his troops in pursuit of the retreating Guandou army, causing their collapse. A town leader from Guandou attempted to confront Xia Gong but was swiftly defeated, leading to a rout of the Guandou forces. The imperial army pursued them relentlessly, forcing the Guandou to retreat. The next day, Xia Gong learned that the Yidi Alliance was approaching and ordered his troops to regroup and head to Wang Ji New City. The Yidi Alliance, having suffered losses, planned to let the Guandou engage the imperial forces first. However, the Youqiong Clan launched a surprise attack, leading to the Guandou's defeat. The Yidi Alliance's lord was caught off guard and ordered a retreat upon discovering the Guandou's failure. Xia Gong reported the situation to the imperial command, and Yu Di, the emperor, emphasized the need to address the Yidi clan's threat, as their influence could lead to rebellion. Plans were made to strike against the Yidi forces and stabilize the major clans, with a focus on rectifying rebellious clans loyal to Yidi.

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