Classic:Later Jo Dynasty: Difference between revisions

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 == History ==
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+Within a short period of time, the Later Jo Dynasty had faced turmoil, as greedy nations saw the dynasty change as though a power vaccuum. A land dispute with Tibet triggered Alaska to desire orchestrating a big war across Asia, while others followed. The nations involved had later attempted to form Neo-Praxis. In 211 A.C., one of those Neo-Praxian factions had attempted to destroy the Great Wall out of impatience for Jo China's level of resilience, which was easily reversed. This caused Neo-Praxis to fail to create their new era.
+Later, in 216 A.C., internal tensions between Later Jo, and [[Kowloon]] were proven too difficult for the emperor to quell, and the skirmishes eventually drove their leader to inactivity.
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