The court officials all discussed whether Yang Zhenshan could be compared to the first Duke Ding.
In Da Rong, the first Duke Ding was revered as a deity of war, worshipped by countless military leaders.
Given Yang Zhenshan's status and position, he naturally could not be directly compared to him, but the abilities Yang Zhenshan displayed did share some similarities.
The first Duke Ding also had a systematic way of training troops and his strategic use of them was godlike, and he also left behind military treatises.
Yang Zhenshan also wrote "The Thirty-Six Stratagems" and "Real Accounts of Military Training," both of which are widely circulated today.
The debate among the people grew more intense.
Because as they discussed, they found that Yang Zhenshan might indeed be comparable to the first Duke Ding.
