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== Jinn Warring States == | == Jinn Warring States == | ||
When Manchuria wished to separate from PWW, the 2 kingdoms of China were established. Within 2 hours of its formation, the most bizzare events unfolded. Jinn split in pieces when Kabi demanded a new name. Jo split in two when Daixian flickered. This made 6 cities cut loose. Jinn, with Jilin as its capital, attempted to pull the country back together. Kabi made the bizzare decision to colonize new cities during this time, sandwiching Jo. Against the odds, the Jinn kingdom still managed to take these new cities and the Jo Dynasty. | When Manchuria wished to separate from [[Prestige WorldWide (PWW)|PWW]], the 2 kingdoms of China were established. Within 2 hours of its formation, the most bizzare events unfolded. Jinn split in pieces when Kabi demanded a new name. Jo split in two when Daixian flickered. This made 6 cities cut loose. Jinn, with Jilin as its capital, attempted to pull the country back together. Kabi made the bizzare decision to colonize new cities during this time, sandwiching Jo. Against the odds, the Jinn kingdom still managed to take these new cities and the Jo Dynasty. | ||
The land became reunited after Kabi was retaken. However, before the states could breathe, Kabi threatened to return the land back into turmoil because their leader wasn't the emperor. The Emperor of Jinn had enough with their demands, and went into exile. Jinn's capital, Jilin, became a ghost town very quickly | The land became reunited after Kabi was retaken. However, before the states could breathe, Kabi threatened to return the land back into turmoil because their leader wasn't the emperor. The Emperor of Jinn had enough with their demands, and went into exile. Jinn's capital, Jilin, became a ghost town very quickly | ||
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== Late Manchuria == | == Late Manchuria == | ||
As the lingering reign of terror began to succumb Manchuria, the 3 kingdoms of China were unofficially established: Manchuria, Jo, Wu, and Tai. These kingdoms had enough with what was happening to Manchuria, and banded together to establish a new emperor. This lead to the formation of the Qin dynasty, which would later be taken by the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huli_jing Huli Jing]. | As the lingering reign of terror began to succumb Manchuria, the 3 kingdoms of China were unofficially established: Manchuria, Jo, Wu, and Tai. These kingdoms had enough with what was happening to Manchuria, and banded together to establish a new emperor. This lead to the formation of the [[Qin Dynasty|Qin dynasty]], which would later be taken by the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huli_jing Huli Jing]. | ||
== Honourable Mentions == | == Honourable Mentions == | ||