Reunification of the 5 Nation

The "Reunification of the Five Nations" policy was a political strategy implemented by the National's during the early years of the Meng dynasty to gain control of the various ethnic groups within Underheaven Kingdom and solidify their rule. The policy recognized the autonomy of the five main ethnic groups within Underheaven Kingdom (the Manchus, Mongols, Han Chinese, Tibetans, and Muslims) and granted them representation in the government. Each group was allowed to govern its own territory and maintain its own culture and customs, as long as they pledged allegiance to the Meng emperor. This policy helped to reduce resistance and rebellion among the different ethnic groups, and helped the Manchu's to establish a more stable and centralized rule over Underheaven Kingdom.