Second Jing Civil War

== Background (91RE) ==
Shu Meng, chair of the NCPJ, would die on the 1st of September, 91RE.
National Mourning was declared by the Central Committee on the 2nd of September; the Committee would then agree to temporarily disband the NPC and suspend all elections until National Mourning ended.
Since the start of October that year, there were calls for National Mourning to be ended, however the Central Committee couldn't come to a decision; they were eventually forced to end the Mourning Period when several Provincial Governments and the governments of Wa Autonomous State formed the Opposition Bloc, threatening to rebel if National Mourning wasn't lifted, including full restoration and reform of the NPC to include Autonomous States. The Central Committee however only introduced a system for citizens of Autonomous States to join the NCPJ rather than a full incorporation of autonomous political groups, this satisfied Ttangsando Autonomous State, resulting in them leaving the Opposition Bloc.
Unsatisfied with reforms to the NPC, on the 2nd of January 92RE, the Opposition Bloc would fulfil their promise of rebellion, declaring the Provisional Republics of Gang, Yi, Ming, Yang and Wa.
== Opposition Era (92 - 93RE) ==
From December of 92RE to March of 93RE, the Provisional Republics of Ming and Yi would conduct a military expedition into Liang Province so as they could border.
On the 7th of May, 93RE, the People's Mandate Party would take full control of the Xianyou Local Council and declare the town independent as the Xianyou Commune. Later, throughout June and July, they'd mobilise local forces to overpower the limited Jing Army Personnel in Dao Province to create the People's Mandate of Dao Province.
From the 2nd to the 8th of October, the Battle of Seinanshi would rage.
On the 1st November, 93RE, the Central Committee would use their emergency powers to override the NPC and dismiss Jun Qianyu and their faction surrounding them from the NCPJ.
On the 2nd of December, Anti-Central Government Radicals, forming a majority in the city of Xingmin rallied around Jun Qianyu and the Jinghua Reform Group to expel Centrally-Aligned forces and actors from the city. Shortly thereafter, on the 8th, the Yang Provisional Republic would elect to join Reform Group administration, abolishing itself.
== The Reformation (93RE - 95RE) ==
On the 1st November, 93RE, the Central Committee would use their emergency powers to override the NPC and dismiss Jun Qianyu from the NCPJ.
On the 2nd of December, Anti-Central Government Radicals, forming a majority in the city of Xingmin rallied around Jun Qianyu and the Jinghua Reform Group to expel Centrally-Aligned forces and actors from the city. Shortly thereafter, on the 8th, the Yang Provisional Republic would elect to join Reform Group administration, abolishing itself.
Following Wa's choice to join the Reformist group on the 6th of January, 94RE, the Opposition Bloc held a conference (on the 1st Feb.) in which they decided to merge into the Reform Group; the Ming, however, rejected this proposal and abolished the Provisional Republic, replacing it with the Independent Republic of Ming.
Later in the month of February, on the Fourth, the Kochūkan Forces would complete a takeover of You Province, which they would rechristen Tochi Province.
On the 3rd of May, 94RE, the Reformist Forces entered Gukuama and forced the surrender of the remaining Central Committee members; this would mark the end of the Central Government, the reorganisation of the NPC into the Great Council of the East, and the ascension of Jun Qianyu to Provisional Chair of the NCPJ.
8th of Aug. 94RE, the Army of the People's Mandate lost a devastating defeat to the Kochūkan Forces in You Province, who would rename it Kasoke Province.
On the 3rd of September, the Lennenist-Lyleist-Shuist Forces would begin to enter into Dao Province, beginning their Long March to Renmin.
Upon receiving word of the LLS advance, the forces of Kochūka also began to push into Dao Province, from the north.
As of the 5th of October, the Ming begun manufacturing weapons in the Varayev Clique to smuggle to the People's Mandate.
On the 3rd of November, the forces of Kochūka Teikoku defeated the Ttangsando Autonomous State, creating Karayama Province.
On the 1st of January, 95RE, the Saminlam Society was founded.
While, most Kochūkan forces were concentrated in Southern Ttangsando and the People's Mandate forces were moving north, the LLS Army took the opportunity to launch a renewed offensive - retaking Renmin (shortly thereafter renaming it Xianyou) on the 7th of December and taking out both the People's Mandate forces and limited Kochūkan forces in the area, reunifying Dao Province on the 3rd of February, 95RE.
== "Zhiyouge" Era (95RE - 97RE) ==
On the the 1st of April, 95RE, the LLS Forces would reclaim the You Lands, restoring You Province, and encircling the forces in Kasoke Province.
The Forces of the CPJ(LLS) would, on 7th of June, completely occupy the Seinanshi Area, renaming it Chou Province.
The Kochūkan Forces in Kasoke would surrender on the 1st of July, allowing for the re-establishment of Yue Province, this represented a major blow to the morale of the people in Kochūkan-controlled areas; naturally, the Kamisai Council laboured to conceal this event from public knowledge.
The frontlines most remained stagnant for a time, until the 7th of February, 96RE, when Seitoshi fell to the People's Army of Labour; then Kitaichi fell on the 8th of March.
On the 2nd of July, the Saminlam Society officially began their Liberation of Ttangsando.
By the 2nd of January, 97RE, Chūsei was encircled and -in an attempt- to boost morale would attempt to fake a conspicuous sighting of Emperor Wuzhua.
On the 6th of October, the Saminlam had at last reclaimed their territory and re-proclaimed the Ttangsando Autonomous State; then inviting Ji-Hyun Park to return.
By the 1st of November, the PAL had entered into the mostly Mandarin-speaking ground-levels of the city of Chūsei; there, they'd find many willing collaborators.
After fighting their way to the next layer the following day, they began bombing raids - targeting powers plants and blast furnaces.
After five more days of fighting, the remaining loyal officers of the army had either fled or surrendered; the Kochūka Teikoku was no more, as of the 7th of November.
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