In the third year of civil and military affairs, outside Yanmen Pass, Jia Baizhou opened his eyes from the pile of dead people and received the title of deputy general. Five hundred thousand Huns pressed the territory, and the defenders were 20,000. He selected two thousand dead soldiers to burn the granary at night, picked up the sentry line at Danghu with guns, and broke through the encirclement and returned to the pass on a bloody road. The Lord of Shenjing and his faction clamored to marry the princess, and Emperor Wen drew his sword: a bloody debt was washed away, and the Jia family's concubine first set fire to the northern border.
