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'''September 21'''The Republic of Ming signed a non-aggression pact with State of Lanfang | '''September 21'''The Republic of Ming signed a non-aggression pact with State of Lanfang | ||
==Administrative Divisions== | ==Administrative Divisions== | ||
The Republic of Ming administers 1 directly administered region, | The Republic of Ming administers 1 directly administered region, 1 Greater administrative region, 7 provinces, 2 special administrative regions, and 2 liberated areas, totaling 13 provincial-level administrative divisions (updated September 24, 2026). Based on real-world administrative divisions, provincial-level administrative divisions with 4 or more towns and no special provisions are called provinces; the rest are incorporated into nearby Greater administrative regions. The directly administered region is where the Ming capital is located; unless there is a special announcement (such as a capital relocation), it does not change. Special administrative regions are an administrative division type dedicated to shop-type nations established officially or spontaneously by the people. Liberated areas are temporary administrative divisions established on enemy territory. In addition, the Republic of Ming also has multiple lunar bases on the Moon. | ||
=== | ===Directly Administered Region(zhili)=== | ||
It administers Nanjing, Jinling, Changzhou, Yixing, Wuxi, Suzhou, Qidong, Chongming Island, Rudong, Hai'an, Changshu, Mengzhou, Yangzhou, Yingtian Prefecture, Fengyang Prefecture, Anhui, Jiangning, Huai'an, Yancheng, Xuanfang, Binhai County, [[Nostra:Lianyungang|Lianyungang]], Xuzhou, Suqian, Funing County, Guannan County, Dongtai, Mingting, and Guili. It also temporarily administers Xiongan New Area, Chengde, Baotou, MMGA Mining Area, Hangu Pass, and Weiyang, totaling 35 municipal-level administrative divisions. | |||
===Provincial-Level Administrative Divisions(Xingtai)=== | |||
===Provincial-Level Administrative Divisions=== | |||
Anhui Province (also called [[Nostra:安徽地区|Anhui Region]]) | Anhui Province (also called [[Nostra:安徽地区|Anhui Region]]) | ||
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Guangdong Province | Guangdong Province | ||
It administers | It administers 28 municipal-level administrative divisions and 1 special administrative region: Guangzhou, Conghua, Zengcheng, Huizhou, Shaoguan, Heyuan, Shanwei, Shantou, Zhuhai, Jiangmen, Zhaoqing, Foshan, Qingyuan, Roblox, Neo, New Dongguan, Zhanjiang, Leizhou Prefecture, Yingde, Fengxigu, Hong Kong, Macau, Kowloon, Dongfang, Sanya, Wuming, fruit, Dashantian, and temporarily administers the Shenzhen Special Administrative Region. | ||
Henan Province | Henan Province | ||
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It administers four municipal-level administrative divisions: Lianshui, Quanzhou, Zhangzhou, and Pingtan. | It administers four municipal-level administrative divisions: Lianshui, Quanzhou, Zhangzhou, and Pingtan. | ||
Yunnan | Yunnan Greater Administrative Region | ||
It administers | It administers 10 municipal-level administrative divisions: Qujing, Wumeng Prefecture, Lijiang, Miku, Baise, O.M.V. Dijiang, GLCC, MLCC, and Blw. | ||
===Special Administrative Regions=== | ===Special Administrative Regions=== | ||