Ye Kai-long

Ye Kai-long is a Manchu-Chinese general and statesman who served as the founding president of the Republic of Manchuria and later the 2nd president of the Federal Republic of China. 
== Early life ==
Ye Kai-long was born to Ye Jia-xing, a real estate tycoon, and Li Shou-fang, a teacher and a member of the house of Aisin-Goro, in Heihe, Heilongjiang on 16 September 2002. His father's family had been living in Heihe since 1912, after his ancestor Ye Jie had been recruited by Zhang Zuolin's warlord army.
== Military Career ==
Ye enlisted in the People's Liberation Army Navy in 2018, and graduated from the Shenyang Aerospace University with a degree in mechanical engineering in 2023. He was appointed captain in 2029, senior captain in 2032, lieutenant admiral in 2034, admiral in 2037, and commander of the PLA Northern Theater Command in 2041. He was then elected as a member of the Central Military Commission in 2045, as the director of the Political Work Department. He gained popularity after successfully leading operations against Mongol rebels who opposed renewed Han Chinese migration into Inner Mongolia because of the sea level rise. 
== President of Manchuria (2049-2054) ==
The Japanese bombed a PLA outpost near Lake Xingkai on 28 February 2049, kick-starting the Third Sino-Japanese War. As protests in Shandong and Manchuria called for the end of Communist rule, Ye decided to surrender to the Japanese in exchange for leading a new country known as the Republic of Manchuria, and the incorporation of Outer Manchuria to the new republic. 
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