In this era, power recognizes individuals, and the saying 'to capture the bandit, first capture the leader' embodies this principle.
Wang Jun is the ruler of Youzhou, so Shi Le, holding Wang Jun, swiftly overtook the Youzhou Army in this city, and used him to open the gates of many city walls, allowing the Shi Army to take control.
Upon receiving the news, Zu Ti and Zhao Hanzhang divided their forces, with one part attacking Youzhou from the east, tying down Wang Jun's two sons, preventing them from regrouping their forces;
the other part attacked from west to northeast, first recapturing Jizhou and then advancing into Youzhou.
The Tuoba Xianbei dispatched fifty thousand troops, whose cavalry were fiercely disciplined, and within three days, they had seized twelve cities.
Three armies simultaneously advanced deep into Youzhou, presenting a pincer movement against the Xiongnu with the Zhao Family Army led by Beigong Chun and Zhao Ju.
