Shizen

== The History of Shizen ==
Shizen was the center of revolution against the Red Horde Khanate, who previously ruled Old Tandongese and Tanderian land. The city Shizen was built by the warlord Gu Jin Wu right after the fall of Red Horde Khanate.
In the rapid dissolution, a number of rebel and warlord factions fought for mastery over the Jiaozi Peninsula. The emergent triumph under Emperor Gu Jin Wu finally secured power as he built the Great Wall of Shizen to safeguard the capital and eventually conquer the rest of the peninsula.
His leadership not only unified the fragmented lands but also laid the foundations for a flourishing culture within Shizen. He introduced a system of centralized government, new trade routes, and established relations with neighboring regions, eventually uniting The Tandong Dynasty with a nearby nation, The Holy Oligarchy of Exordium. Shizen became one of 2 capitals of the newly formed union of Tanderium. This indeed promised the rise of the city as an economic, cultural, and military power in the subcontinent of Cathelet. 
== Location of Shizen ==
Shizen is located on the Cathelet subcontinent on the Jiaozi Peninsula. The area is famous for its wooded forests, very rich agricultural land, and access to the coastline, hence a good spot for trade and agriculture. The city of Shizen has been highly coveted throughout history, starting with the fact that its geographical setting helped it to gain control over some important trade routes, while the hills and water around it contributed to its defense.
== Shizen's Builds ==
The Great Wall of Shizen: Built in a record four days, the great wall that was to protect its capital from the tumultuous Warring States period; the wall cut across the northern border, as much a testament to the resilience of Shizen as to the architectural wonder of its time.