Write a riveting, interesting play-by-play alternate history scenario in the form of a history book chapter,  in which the following events occur in chronological order:


.Ambitious Korean general Yi-Seong-gye, dies under mysterious circumstances in 1388, preventing the formation of a united, independent Korean kingdom and causing the so-called ‘three kingdoms’ of Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla on the Korean peninsula to remain provinces of the Japanese shogunate, ruled by daiymou and paying fealty to the House of Yamato and the imperial court in Kyoto like any other Japanese province on the Japanese Home Islands.


.The Korean language of course still exists and the Hangul script is still created in 1443, to give the Koreans their own writing system, but Korea itself has a status akin to Okinawa in modern Japanese history, with the Korean language being considered as a dialect of Japanese and the Korean people being considered a sub-section of the wider Japanese nation, with their own unique writing system and dialect.


.The Ming dynasty itself, along with Han Chinese loyalists and the bulk of the Imperial Chinese Army, flee to Indochina after the fall of the Chinese Empire to the Jurchen tribes in Manchuria in 1644 and quickly overthrow the native Le dynasty of Vietnam, establishing the Empire of Dai Viet as a Chinese government in exile.


.The Empire of Dai Viet conquers the Khmers and the Laotians and establishes Cambodia and Laos as satellite kingdoms under the protection of the Ming imperial government in Vietnam.

.Over time, the House of Zhu that rules the Ming dynasty as its imperial family becomes the Ngyuen dynasty of Vietnam, and the Empire of Dai Viet becomes the foundation for a modern Vietnamese nation-state.

. Both the Great Qing Empire and the Empire of Dai Viet begin sending young nobles to study in the Austrian-dominated Holy Roman Empire and the Turkish Ottoman Sultanate, believing that they need to gain as much information and knowledge as they can about the world outside Asia. The knowledge these expirates bring back to their countries sparks an industrial revolution in the Qing Empire and a golden age in Dai Viet and its satellite states.

. The Kingdom of Prussia claims the British Caribbean colony of Jamaica, as well as the Jamaican overseas possessions of British Honduras [Belize], the Turks and Caicos and the Cayman Isles during the last days of the Napoleonic Wars. The Prussians end chattel slavery and institute religious freedom after taking these territories from the British.

. The German Empire is formed in 1848, after Austria leaves the German Confederation that replaces the Holy Roman Empire. The Germans manage to take the Sudetenland from Austria, and annex Luxembourg and the Netherlands into their nation.

. The Kings of Prussia become the Kaisers of Germany, and Germany begins to undergo a period of rapid growth and development.

. A young boy named Woodrow Wilson dies in the last days of the American civil war, denying the ruling Democratic Party of the Confederacy and its later street arm, the KKK the opportunity to place a charismatic frontman for their racist, destructive agenda in the White House.

. Soon after, the USA and Mexico become colonies of the Austrian Empire, along with Venezuela. The Hapsburgs use the Reconstruction period as an excuse to launch a brutal crackdown on all Anglophile and pro-English elements within the United States, and remodel the United States into the Colombian Federation, with a Hapsburg sub-branch becoming the American imperial dynasty.

. The Meiji Restoration of 1868 is a compromise between the liberal reformers who wish to restore the imperial system and the nobles and samurai who want to preserve the social order of the feudal shogunate. In the end, the emperors of Japan regain their executive power and an electoral system of free and fair, multiparty elections is established, but the Tokugawa clan retains its position as the shoguns of Japan.

. The position of Shogun is modified to be something akin to the Ministerpräsidents of Germany and the Austrian Empire after the Meiji Restoration.

. Japan still takes Okinawa as a prefecture in 1879, and turns the Pengu Islands and Taiwan into the prefecture of Formosa after taking them the Treaty of Shimonoseki in 1895, but restores the Kingdom of Tungning ruled by the Zheng dynasty as the government of Taiwan. Real power in Taiwan lies in the hands of the Japanese Govenor-General, however.

. The German Empire defeats the fascist regime of the Second French Empire under Napoleon III in November 1871, taking Alsace-Lorraine and forcing the French to pay repatriations. The supposedly democratic Third French Republic is formed, but crypto-fascist groups and the royalist group turned secret society, the enigmatic Action Française still hold influence in France and manipulate French society from behind the scenes.

. The Empire of Japan never signs the Anglo-Japanese alliance and instead joins the Central Powers as an unofficial member after Emperor Franz Josef of Austria allows the Japanese and the Colombian Federation joint management of the colony of the Philippines after domestic instability rocks Austria’s satellite state of Spain.

. With the help of its fellow democratic monarchies in the Central Powers, Japan defeats the Russian Empire in 1907 and forces the Russians to relinquish Sahlakin Island, which Japan promptly takes as a province. The French and British, along with Russia are forced to recognize Japanese control of Sakhalin and Japanese railway rights in Manchuria, the homeland of the ruling Manchus of the Great Qing Empire.

. WW1 breaks out in 1911 over the Morocco Crisis, just as the Xinhai Revolution against the Great Qing Empire is breaking out. The Japanese help the Qing Emperor Pu Yi and the Qing government to escape to Manchuria, which becomes a Japanese protectorate. East Turkestan, Tibet and Mongolia become independent from the Qing Empire and become Japanese satellite states.

. The Japanese join the Great War on the side of the Central Powers, helping the Marquis of Extended Grace, Zhu Yuxuan, to rise through the ranks of the Republic of China and eventually be coronated as Ming Emperor in 1912, restoring the Chinese Empire that had ended in 1644. Some elements of the ROC’s government remain in the restored Ming dynasty, but the Japanese reorganize China into a federation of its core provinces.

. Due to Austrian control of North America and Japan dominating the Pacific, the Entente is cut off from its colonies and eventually collapses in 1914.

. The British Isles are divided into the German puppet states of a united Irish kingdom, the Kingdom of Scotland, the Dutchy of Wales, the Principality of Cornwall, and the Kingdom of England.

. The Dutchy of Brittany and the Kingdom of Occitania are liberated from French occupation and become German satellites. France becomes a German puppet kingdom under the Bourbons.

. The treaty of Brest-Litovsk is recognized as valid by the English and French kingdoms, providing legitimacy to the satellite states and puppet monarchies the Central Powers have set up in the Baltics, Eastern Europe and the Caucuses after the fall of the Russian Empire.

. The Central Powers intervene in the Russian Civil War after the fall of the Russian Empire and defeat both the Bolsheviks and White Russians, German puppeting Novgorod, Mari-El, Kalmykia and Chechnya as satellite kingdoms while the Austrians puppet Iden-Ural. Japan sets up the Far Eastern Republic on the Russian East Coast and puppets Siberia as a confederation of native tribes.

. European Russia becomes the Czardom of Rus, ruled by Austria as a satellite state with a branch of the Hapsburgs as its imperial family.

. Germany seizes all of the Entente colonies in sub-Saharan Africa and forms Mittelafrika, while South Africa is reorganized into a federation ruled by a member of the Dutch House of Orange Nassau as its king.

. The Colombian Federation annexes most of Canada and the Entente’s Caribbean colonies, with the Mexican Empire taking Central America. Venezuela takes most of Guyana. Quebec is liberated as an Austrian puppet kingdom, ruled by the House of Orleans.

. Japan establishes puppet states in the Entente’s colonial holdings in East Asia and Oceania and forms the Greater East Asian Co-Prosperity Sphere to help rebuild Asia after years of colonial rule and exploitation, marking a new era of peace and prosperity for East Asia. 

. The victory of the Central Powers over the Entente marks the triumph of liberal democracy over fascism, autocracy and feudalism.

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