Judgment of Dayu.

Summary

The Ying army faced a significant defeat in their initial assault, prompting a strategic shift from relying on numbers to a more tactical approach. Despite their efforts to bridge trenches and attack the garrison of Yong Zhou, they were met with strong resistance and suffered heavy losses, reducing their forces from 80,000 to nearly 40,000. The Elder of the Ying tribe recognized the need for better defense and offense, leading to the use of a smokescreen to conceal their attack. However, the Yong Zhou garrison was well-prepared, having already dug trenches and set up defenses. The Ying cavalry's charge was countered effectively, leading to chaos and a retreat. After three battles, a stalemate ensued, prompting the Ying monarch to seek reinforcements from the Ghost tribe, dispatching the formidable Tiger Guard commander for assistance.

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