This experience naturally broadened the social horizons of Prince of Shicheng Hua Tianxiong, as well as his understanding of the Great Qin Imperial Family and the Great Qin Empire itself. Naturally, it also strengthened his resolve to assist his imperial father and the Emperor of the Great Qin Empire, Hua Zhengchun, in managing the empire’s affairs and fortifying its future defenses.
Returning to the situation at the border, the first prince of the Prince of Yan’s Mansion, Hua Zhengqing, having consulted with his generals, made a swift decision: he would not turn back. Instead, he prepared to lead his massive army in a fight to the death against the forces commanded by Dugu Sheng.
Of course, this effectively handed the defense of the Great Qin Empire’s border over to the East Xiongnu Empire. The Xiongnu forces, having planted spies within the Great Qin army, were already well aware of the First Prince Hua Zhengqing’s plan to rebel and abandon Hanxiong Pass. Consequently, the East Xiongnu border army, led by the Chanyu’s own brother, Tugukun, prepared to mobilize three days later to seize Hanxiong Pass and exploit the situation to invade the Ximing Prefecture of the Great Qin Empire.
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