Johanian Taipei

Johanian Taipei was a state in East Asia of the Johanian Republic. With over 23 million residents across a total area of approximately 50 chunks, it was the most eastern state of the entire country, and thus often described as an exclave. 
The state was disputed with Ninjago, who claimed it as the Taihoku Prefecture. This dispute was the source of several conflicts between the two countries, eventually resulting in the illegal blockade and the subsequent Ninja-Johano war. After the Johanian victory in the war, Johanian Taipei gained territory from Orochi to the north and control of Ninjago's blockade. A Taipei war museum was built in order to honor the fallen soldiers and to present equipment which had become historically significant. After the dissolution of the second Johanian Republic, Johanian Taipei became independent, as the Formosan Republic. The Vaushist State's goal of establishing a third Johanian Republic was largely backed by the Formosan Republic, who swore allegiance to this proposed state. Said proposed state was later proclaimed as the Myjohanian Union.
== Politics ==
The state was initially ruled by the Taipei Vaushist Party, although after Ninjago's construction of the blockade; the Taihoku wall, it gave rise to nationalism and general increase of right-wing ideas in Taipei. Gnome Chomske claimed that this was a reaction to Taipei's sovereignty and way of life being threatened by Ninjago. The subsequent local election gave the right-wing populist Taipei National Democrats (TND) gaining the majority of the seats in the Taipei Soviet.
The shift to the right in Taipei lead to several leftist volunteers to travel to the region in order to spread their ideas there. This notably resulted in then socialist-activist Gravis being arrested for accidentally passing the border to Ninjago, where he was reportedly radicalized and imprisoned in a Kurenjingu concentration camp.
Category:Sub-Nations
Category:Johania