The Yan Emperor, with absolute authority, after trampling the clans, found no one in the royal court daring to oppose him. The military power of Yan State was partly in the hands of the court and the rest in the hands of the two Lords or under their governance. One of these Lords was the Earl of the North Border, whom the wild people feared the most, and the other was the Southern Marquis, who dared to annihilate his entire clan.
If the Yan Emperor goes mad, the Yan State can and will surely follow him into madness. This table can truly be overturned!
So,
the barbarian king was intimidated. In that tripartite war, from beginning to end, the wild people dared not move their troops and even voluntarily sent two dissident tribes into the boundaries of the Yan State to surrender and pledge allegiance.
And as for the Chu State,
if the regent prince called for such a move,
forgetting about Ing Capital City, forgetting about family, embarking on a full-scale Northern Expedition,
