War of the Golden River

War of the Golden River began as an invasion of Hlam (炎) and the Nkong (黃) into Txiyeu's territory in 2600 BCE.
Txiyeu was the eldest brother, while Nkong was the youngest brother.
When the Hlam had attempted to invade Txiyeu, Txiyeu fought back and had won. Hlam fled to Nkong for help. Together with their merged tribes, Hlam and Nkong had attempted to defeat Txiyeu's Nine Kings (九丽), Three Alliance (三盟) and Father Earth (土父).
In the final battle for the Golden River Valley of Zheolu (涿鹿), Txiyeu covered the valley in fog, and defeated each blinded army sent by Nkong. Unknown that Nkong had a south-pointing chariot that geared toward straight and Yinglong the Dragon had struck Txiyeu's side. From his blood sprang Red Maple.
Txiyeu seeing the betrayal of his younger brother, had destroyed the wheels of Nkong, forcing Nkong to fall down below Txiyeu at the step of the mountain. Txiyeu then had ordered Nkong and his remaining army exiled from the Golden River Valley, unscathed back to his homeland.
Nkong later then betrayed Hlam during this war, and took over his land. After 100 years of Nkong's life, in his dying wish, had cursed a Thousand Year War between the Xua and the Meng.
Txi Yeu's three son would split afterwards, with the eldest migrating to the south to create the Txiameng Kingdoms, the middle to the north to create the Kauli Kingdoms and the youngest staying to become the Xua Kingdoms."Resolving a water crisis between two groups sharing the same river system would involve a combination of diplomatic negotiations, technical solutions, and potentially legal action. The first step would be for the two groups to establish clear lines of communication and negotiate a mutually-beneficial agreement. This could involve creating a joint management plan for the river system, allocating water resources among the different users, and implementing conservation and water-saving measures. Technical solutions such as the construction of dams, canals, and water treatment facilities may also be necessary. If necessary, legal action can be taken to enforce the agreement and ensure compliance.
It is important to involve all stakeholders in the process, including representatives from local communities, government agencies, and any other organizations that may be affected by the crisis. Additionally, it is essential to consider the long-term sustainability of the water resources and the impact of any proposed solutions on the environment." - Blonglue
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