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Sun Ce knew that! Got himself a nice bunch of troops off of Yuan Shu for it historically and beat down what resistance to his rule there was down in the Southlands - and Yuan Shu ended up dead and discredited because he claimed that trinket made him the divinely mandated emperor.
Besides, you'll almost certainly be able to get it back later on if you really want it.
its an automatic declaration dawg it makes to decide, at least thats what it looks like.
Hm could be that I remember it wrong. Could be that I just signed peace some turns later.
Maybe in earlier versions of the game, I recently had a game where i had a non-aggression pact with him, but decided to keep the seal and ended up going to war
yeah, i just got that. i have Sun Jian, Sun Ce, and Lady Wu all grabbing up land with little resistance.