Who is stronger, Xie Yu or Duke Qing?

Xie Yu was stronger than Duke Qing. Xie Yu was a Rank One Military Marquis and was in charge of the military in the capital. He was known as the pillar of the country. He also had the support of the Crown Prince's Jianghu forces and the powerful killing weapon of the Heavenly Spring Villa. Duke Qing was only a second-grade marquis, and his strength was relatively weak. Therefore, Xie Yu's military power and Jianghu power surpassed Duke Qing.

Xie Yu was stronger. According to document 1 and document 2, Xie Yu was a first rank military marquis and was in charge of the capital's military power. He was known as the pillar of the country. Duke Qing was a second-grade military marquis and was relatively weaker. In addition, Xie Yu also had the support of the Crown Prince's Jianghu forces and the Heavenly Spring Manor. On the other hand, Duke Qing's and Prince Yu's Jianghu forces, Hong Xiu, were relatively weaker. Therefore, according to the information provided, Xie Yu was more powerful than Duke Qing.

Xie Yu was stronger. According to document 1 and document 2, Xie Yu was a first rank military marquis and was in charge of the capital's military power. He was known as the pillar of the country. Duke Qing was a second-grade military marquis and was relatively weaker. In addition, Xie Yu also had the support of the Crown Prince's Jianghu forces and the Heavenly Spring Manor, while Duke Qing was competing with Prince Yu's Jianghu forces. Therefore, in terms of overall strength, Xie Yu was stronger than Duke Qing.

Xie Yu was stronger than Duke Qing. Xie Yu was a Rank One Military Marquis and was in charge of the military in the capital. He was known as the pillar of the country. He also had the support of the Crown Prince's Jianghu forces and the Heavenly Spring Manor. Duke Qing was only a second-grade marquis, and his strength was relatively weak. In terms of overall strength, Xie Yu was stronger than Duke Qing.

Duke Qing and Xie Yu were both First Rank Marquises, so they were of the same rank. However, the difference in their power lay in their positions. Xie Yu was the commander of the patrol battalion in the capital. She was responsible for the safety of the entire capital. She was equivalent to the director of the public security bureau in the capital. The Duke of Qing was a duke and had a higher title, but the specific official position and scope of power were not mentioned. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to determine who had more power between the Duke of Qing and Xie Yu.

Duke Qing and Xie Yu were both first rank marquises, but they had different levels of authority. The Duke of Qing, Bai Ye, was a duke and enjoyed a hereditary title of nobility. His status was noble, but he did not have any substantial power. Xie Yu was the commander of the patrol battalion in the capital. She was responsible for the safety of the entire capital and was equivalent to the director of the public security bureau in the capital. Although Xie Yu had some influence in the army, his power was mainly reflected in the right to deploy troops during wartime. Thus, from the perspective of power, Meng Zhi's position was higher. He was the commander of the Imperial Army and was trusted and relied on by the Emperor. Therefore, it could be said that Meng Zhi had more power.

The relationship between Xie Yu and Duke Qing was one of mutual competition. Xie Yu was the commander of the patrol battalion in the capital. She was responsible for maintaining the safety of the capital. She was equivalent to the director of the public security bureau in the capital. Duke Qing was a first-grade military marquis and enjoyed a hereditary title. His status was noble, but he did not have any substantial power. Xie Yu hoped to suppress Duke Qing to weaken his influence on Prince Yu. In the case of the Duke of Qing invading the land, Xie Yu supported the plaintiffs in order to attack the Duke of Qing. However, the relationship between Duke Qing and Prince Yu was widely known, which also attracted the attention of Emperor Liang. The competition and conflict between Xie Yu and Duke Qing was an important plot clue in the play.

The reason why Xie Yu brought down Duke Qing was to attack the forces that supported Prince Yu and weaken Prince Yu's influence in the army. Xie Yu hoped to completely weaken Prince Yu's power by toppling Duke Qing, causing him to lose his influence in the army.

In " Celebrating Years," a grandmaster referred to an expert with extraordinary strength. There were four grandmasters in the show, namely: - [Ku He: Teacher of Beiqi Kingdom. He met Ye Qingmei when he was searching for the temple with Xiao En. He received a portion of Ye Qingmei's power and became a Great Grandmaster.] - Sigu Jian: Protector of Dongyi. His swordsmanship is sharp. He became a Great Grandmaster together with Ku He. - Ye Liuyun was originally a swordsman, but he was taken in as a servant by Ye Qingmei. Later, he joined a great grandmaster to learn swordsmanship and became a great grandmaster. - The Qing Emperor was a Great Grandmaster who hid himself very well. In the original novel, he fought against the Great Grandmasters Ku He and Ye Liuyun. He fought one against two and finally defeated the two. In the novel, Ku He, Sigu Jian, and Ye Liuyun's martial arts were similar, and the Qing Emperor was their master. Thus, in terms of martial arts and seniority, the Qing Emperor was the most powerful Great Grandmaster.

Wu Zhu was even more powerful than the great grandmaster in Qing Yu Nian. Wu Zhu was Ye Qingmei's servant. He had powerful combat power and was described as a master. He was proficient in all the martial arts of the great grandmaster. He could beat everyone with an iron rod. His combat strength far exceeded that of other martial grandmasters. He could even fight ten thousand alone. Thus, Wu Zhu was regarded as the strongest existence in [Celebrating Years].