Motto Heya

Motto Heya is a Ninjagoan concept which consists of policies and practices of settler colonialism which are currently enacted in Ninjago. Initially coined by Kareastikuru in his manifesto Watashi no Tatakai, motto heya became a geopolitical goal of Imperial Ninjago in ShitCraft IV. Originally as the core element of the Imperial Demographic Act of territorial expansion. The most extreme form of this ideology was supported by the Imperial Rule Assistance Association and the Empire of Ninjago. Motto heya was one of the leading motivations Ninjago had in initiating the Ninja-Johano war, UN war and various other disputes and wars.
Following Kareastikuru's rise to power, motto heya became an ideological principle of Ninjagoism and provided justification for the Ninjagoan territorial expansion into Eastern Asia and Northern New World. It stipulated that Ninjago required a motto heya necessary for its survival and that most of the indigenous populations of Asia would have to be removed permanently (either through mass deportation to Siberia, or Boruneo extermination, or enslavement).
== Background ==
Historians generally distinguish between proper border disputes of Ninjago and territory which is included in Emperor Kareastikuru's . Motto heya, meaning Living space in Ninjagoan, was a concept first introduced in the first volume of Watashi no Tatakai. Kareastikuru asserts that the Ninjagoan people's rightful homeland encompasses the entire pacific ocean and its nearby territories. Such as large parts of East Asia's east coast, the Australian continent, all islands in the pacific and the entire west coast of both North and South New World.
Kareastikuru based his claims in racial occult esotericism inspired by Way of the Ninja and heavily ties the concept of Motto heya to the Land of the First Spinjitzu Master, making them interchangeable terms in modern Ninjagoan discourse.
== During ShitCraft IV ==
At its greatest extent in August 2020, the Empire of Ninjago controlled roughly 43% of the motto heya, most notably not Johanian Taipei, and the majority of the Americas' west coast. Although some territories were not considered to have been established as proper border disputes. Most historians have categorized the uncontrolled motto heya as being "circumstantial disputes." Since the majority of both Orochi and Arvidland were a part of the motto heya, and that did not cause geopolitical issues whilst all three countries were in the Anti-Vaushitern Pact and the Axel powers. Political researchers concluded that as long as Ninjago maintained good relations with countries within the motto heya, then their territories would not be prioritized. This is considered as a big reason as to why the island of Formosa was of significance in the Ninja-Johano war. 
Historian Gnome Chomske writes in his book Ninjago: A quest for pacific dominance that "the empire was fine with having other nations be within their claimed territory as long as they participated in their crimes against humanity. They were of course, not proper border disputes, but rather an excuse for conquest of so called enemy-states' land." When Ninjago lost the Battle of Taipei and subsequently declared war on the entire United Nations and thus leaving the Axel powers alliance, the motto heya land controlled by Orochi and Arvidland became proper border disputes.
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