Meng Dynasty

Meng Dynasty (大盟朝 - Great Alliance Dynasty) was a short lived dynasty from the 19th - 20th century, after forming an alliance in the Frontier against the Warring Kingdoms. It had succeeded the Underheaven Kingdom and continued onwards into the Marshal Pakongbei's campaign to recapture the Holy Kingdom of Txiyeu during the War of the Heavenly Kingdom, and Fall of the Northern Capital and Handover of Northern Capital City of Xiateitcha. The Meng Dynasty then went through many cultural, military and social changes known as the Color Revolution to fuse, assimilate and combine multiple cultures and languages into one known as the "National" (國人).
After the end of the Great War, the monarchy and imperial family were forced into a constitutional monarchy in 1975 December 3rd, and Queen Alia choosing to step down from a absolute monarchy in favor of a democratic republic led by the Nationalist Party against the Kommunist in the 20th century.
== Forms of Trade ==
# Tributary trade: Tributary trade was a system in which neighboring countries would send tribute, or gifts, to the Meng court in exchange for trade privileges. This system was used to establish diplomatic relations and maintain peace between Meng Dynasty and its neighboring countries.
# Domestic trade: Domestic trade was a significant part of the economy and involved the movement of goods and services within Meng Dynasty. Market towns and fairs were established to facilitate this trade, and merchants and traders played an important role in the economy.
# Foreign trade: Foreign trade was also a significant part of the economy, and involved the exchange of goods and services with other countries. The Meng government established trading ports such as Liberty City and East State to facilitate this trade.
# Sea trade: Sea trade was also a significant part of the economy, and involved the exchange of goods and services with foreign countries. The Meng government established trading ports such as Canton (Guangzhou) and Shanghai to facilitate this trade.
# Silk Road trade: The Silk Road trade routes were also an important part of the economy, connecting Meng Dynasty with the Middle East and Europe. The Silk Road trade routes were used to exchange goods such as silk, porcelain, tea and other luxury goods.
# Imperial trade: Imperial trade was a system in which the government controlled the trade of certain goods, such as tea and silk, and regulated their prices to maintain a steady flow of revenue to the imperial treasury.
It's important to note that the trade form and the way it was conducted were affected by the government's policies, political situation, and the global trade environment.
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