Republic of Korea

The Republic of Korea was a nation in eastern Asia, controlling the Korean peninsula, as well as some bordering territories within Manchuria. The republic was founded under the leadership of Ji-Noon in 390AD, and existed until 481AD, when it collapsed into a civil war. Korea remained a somewhat neutral state throughout its existence, having only fought China during the Reawakening War. Due to this, they were allowed into the International Economic Union, and had close relations with the leader of the alliance, the Kingdom of Armenia. However, some do argue that Republic of Korea was less neutral towards involvement in conflicts, due to aiding the Swiss rebels in 415AD, as well as their previous participation in the Reawakening War.
During their existence, they formed diplomatic relations with nearby countries. They had good relations with Bharat due to their help in the Reawakening War. The Philippines were also friendly with them, as they helped to track down Korean socialists that had escaped into their recently acquired territory in southern China. In addition, they had friendly relations with Kamakura, and they ceded the island of Tsushima to Kamakura due to it having a large Japanese population. In the later fifth century, Korea ended up collapsing and falling into a civil war, ending its nearly century-long existence. 
Not to be confused with the Terran Confederation's rump state, which was known by the same name. 
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