Rebellious Wei.

Summary

. As dusk settled over the Huai River, the bleakness of the landscape reflected the end of winter in Shouchun, Huainan, as spring approached. In the seventh year of Taihe (233 AD), Emperor Cao Rui's court celebrated the successful surprise attack on Wancheng, rewarding figures like Man Chong, Sun Li, and General Zhang Ying Le Fang. Xia Hou Hui received the highest honor, being promoted to a fourth-grade general and granted two hundred households. The central general position, historically significant in the Wei Kingdom, had evolved to signify elite military leadership. As Xia Hou Hui prepared to return to Luoyang, he was unexpectedly accompanied by Gan Qiu Jian, the governor of Jingzhou, who hinted at his close relationship with Emperor Cao Rui and potential future assignments in Liaodong. They discussed strategies to enhance their chances of success in upcoming campaigns. .

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