Eastern Jin,
Yan Army's Central Army King's Tent.
The banner of Prince Jingnan from Jin land was raised and lowered repeatedly, yet it did not affect Tian Wujing's actual position.
Whether he was a Lord or a Prince, it could not change the fact that he was the true controller of the Three Jin lands' troops.
Moreover, after the killing of captives in Jade Plate City, although the court stripped Tian Wujing of his princely title, he was still called Prince in the military ranks, especially by the soldiers of the two armies in the Yan region, who were accustomed to their wild ways.
A group of commanding officers entered the King's Tent; perhaps because of the large number of troops, the military council was extensive, so the conditions were somewhat better, with several rows of bamboo mats placed on both sides below the command seat.
After entering the tent, everyone began to take their respective places.
