Philippines

the Philippine Empire, also known as Maharlika or Philippines, stands out as a powerful entity, ranking as the second strongest nation in Asia. Its capital, Manila, serves as the heart of this empire. It borders Vietnam and China in the northwest Cambodia in the west Malaysia in southwest and Indonesia in the south and Afronia in the southeast It's history unveils its genesis post-World War 3, a tumultuous period marked by Communist China's ambition to transform the Philippines into a communist satellite state.
During the chaos of World War 3, the Philippine islands became a battleground not only for military conflict but also for ideological struggle. Amidst the turmoil, numerous revolts erupted across the archipelago, reflecting the fierce resistance of the Filipino people against foreign domination. In the aftermath, a monarchist government emerged victorious, heralding the dawn of the Philippine Empire.
With a vast population exceeding 500 million, the Philippine Empire commands significant demographic power, with approximately half of its populace residing on Earth while the rest inhabit Philiia, its extraterrestrial territory. This dual presence underscores the empire's ambition and capacity to extend its influence beyond planetary borders.