Aurora:Qing

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Qing, often referred to as the "Qing Empire" or "Qing Dynasty" in official documents, is a nation located in Northeast Asia, primarily in Outer Manchuria. The capital city of Qing is Longjing, situated in the Order Metropolitan Area, which lies to the north of Japanese and Korean Manchuria. This area constitutes the majority of Qing's "mainland" territory. To the east, the Arctic towns of Uransk and Shelonsky border Yakutia, while to the north, they stretch toward the Arctic Ocean near the towns of North Siberia and Kotelny Island. Qing's Korean territories include Incheon, Watatsumi, and Marinoshou, which are located in lands claimed by Korea. Although Qing's mainland is landlocked with no direct access to the sea, the coastal towns of Watatsumi in Qing's Korean region and Ushki, located along the Sea of Okhotsk, are the only non-frozen coastal towns. Qing is a diverse, multi-national, and multi-cultural nation, with English serving as its primary lingua franca. The three largest population centers in Qing are Order with 33, Bonguri with 29, and Longjing with 27. Together they have a population of 89, making up 54% of the population of Qing.

History

Pre-Qing

Before the current Chief State Councillor and 1st Prime Minister, dutifulflame, renamed the nation to Qing, it was known as the Far East. Its capital was located in Sibir Commune, which is now divided between Bonguri and Cenester. Originally a communist state, Far East broke away from Korea in October 2023, founded by Mo11y. The early settlers established territories that now make up Uda, Beans, YEDO, and areas west of Uransk, including the town of Rotstadt. However, as inactivity began to take its toll on the breakaway nation, Japan started colonizing Far Eastern Russia. This led to Japan's empire claiming the former territories, including the towns of Uda Commune and Taiga. This trend continued as The Order Metropolitan Area (then a part of Korea) expanded, leading to the creation of new exterior towns.