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🗓️ 22 January 2018
⏱️ 28 minutes
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0:00.0 | Welcome to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms podcast. This is episode 142. |
0:15.5 | Last time, Jiang Wei marched north once again with visions of conquering the Kingdom of Wei. His first |
0:22.1 | battle went exceedingly well. He routed Wang Jing, the imperial protector of Yong province, |
0:29.2 | sending Wang Jing fleeing into the town of Didao. But as Jiang Wei prepared to advance, |
0:35.6 | one of his generals, Zhang Yi, suggested that they should quit while they were ahead. |
0:40.8 | As you can imagine, this did not sit well with Jiang Wei. |
0:45.7 | In the past, even when we have lost, we still aim to advance and march across the heartlands, he said. |
0:52.9 | Today, after our victory at the River Tao, |
0:55.9 | the enemy has lost their nerve. |
0:58.3 | In my estimation, the town of Didao is ours for the taking. |
1:03.1 | Stop discouraging yourself. |
1:05.8 | Zhang Yi tried time and again to advise against continuing the campaign, |
1:10.3 | but Jiang Wei refused to listen, |
1:13.2 | and instead marched on to Di Dao. Meanwhile, the other leader of the Wei defenses in the area, |
1:20.4 | the general Chen Tai, was just about to mobilize his troops to avenge Wang Jing's defeat |
1:26.4 | when he got a visitor. It was the general |
1:29.4 | Deng Ai, the imperial protector of Yan province. Deng Ai had arrived with reinforcement on the |
1:36.3 | orders of Sima Jiao. Chen Tai now asked Deng Ai if he had any ideas for how to repel the |
1:42.5 | Shu forces, and Deng Ai said, |
1:45.1 | After the enemy's victory at the River Tau, if they had called on the Qiang tribes and |
1:50.6 | contested the eastern part of the area, that would have spelled trouble for us. But right now, |
1:57.5 | that is not what they are thinking. Instead, they are going after di Dao. |
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