Yan Shou led over 36,000 people to surrender, arrived at the foot of the mountain, held their knives in their hands, knelt down, and accepted the surrender. The emperor accepted their surrender, and the rear army that was surrounded also surrendered under Yan Shou's persuasion.
What else could they do if they didn't surrender? The main general was already captured. No, the main general led half of the soldiers to surrender. Could they still hold on?
State Duke Zhao counted the spoils. Not to mention the people, this battle captured 50,000 horses, 50,000 cattle, over 10,000 suits of iron armor, and a large amount of weapons.
Although there was no gold, silver, or jewels from capturing a city, these things were also very valuable, even more so, because they could be turned around and put into the battlefield immediately.
