The Grand Wei Court.

Summary

The State of Chu has officially declared war on Wei, marking a significant escalation in their longstanding tensions. While localized conflicts previously stemmed from Lord Xiong Tuo's actions, the broader animosity is rooted in Chu's historical grievances against Qi. The Chu nobility, eager for expansion, mobilized troops against Wei, launching offensives on two fronts: Ying Shui and Wei Song County. Despite Wei's defensive efforts, the situation appears dire, with Chu's military strength vastly outnumbering Wei's. The Wei court faces chaos and uncertainty, debating whether to engage in a full-scale war, knowing that heavy losses could invite further threats from the northern State of Han.

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