Eastern Jing Dynasty

## Jing Dynasty

The Jing Dynasty was formed from the Qin Dynasty in 167 A.C. when the "mythological" Huli Jing (aka my favourite mass griefer and sonic inflation lover - Tailz the fucks, or whatever you call his fursona) took it upon himself to "reform" things even further, and he overtook the command of Qin Shi Huang. (Good god, the parallels he makes. He's really as Chinese as he comes after all!) Upon the overthrowing of the emperor, the Jing Dynasty became the first to be ruled by a furry. The dynasty was preceded by the Qin Dynasty. (Dark times lay ahead)

## Introduction of Meritocracy

Formerly, the previous dynasties were doing way better. As players were decaying away during the Praxian Era (THANKS, TAILZ!), and earlier dynasties were even smaller, the fight against decay was too rampant for lords to do more than cling to their powers in the months of storm.

This prompted a "stronger" dynasty, and the first idea was EarthMC's closest thing to the Great Leap Forward. The first attempt made in 169 A.C. (The fuck is all this "AC" shit? Is this some larping?) involved keeping track of social credit score. In search of better heirs, this new idea called for the Duel of the Princes. With a faulty table, it became abused, and players began to buy their scores in order to become a prince (Genious!) This failure embarrased the new emperor who saw promise. Once the new revisions were materialized in 172 A.C., there was to be no more constests for such a high rank, and the merits were to be kept track of for the purposes of reflecting one's abilities. (Hey, I've seen this! This is just like what the irl counterpart said about Tiananmen Square!)

Around the year 190 A.C., the belief in the meritocracy began to decay as it did not see revisions and updates beyond transferring towards a custom made discord bot. The belief only decayed further as fewer players were participating in it.

## Wonders of the World

The Great Wall of China was constructed against the orders of the Manchurian Emperor Hong Li in 151 A.C. after Tailz was malding like a furry who lost his chewtoys during the Jinn Warring States. The city of Zhengzhou (now destroyed, thanks to Tailz) was opposed to this large scale project as it disputed expansion. ("Expansion", what is this, some sonic inflation shit that I'm too normal to understand?) Emperor Hong Li became involved and threatened to remove it. After Tailz refused, and continued to build, Zhengzhou took it to their own hands and removed a third of his work. Shortly after, Praxis retaliated at all of China. Yeah, I'm sure that was a coincidence. As Tailz was busy repairing all the damage on his poor wall, the Great Wall faced no progress. When the Qin Dynasty was established in 163 A.C., the Great Wall was revived by Qin Shi Huang, and the outline was redrawn around the ruin that was once Zhengzhou (That's fucking scummy, man). This wall was continued by Tailz the Furry in 168 A.C., and after some intervals of being put on hold, it was finally completed in 186 A.C.

## External Affairs

The Jing Dynasty was seen as a power vaccuum to enemies, and they wanted to pick at this seemingly unstable China behind justifications beyond bizzare. (Bizzare? Really? And yes, it was exactly as unstable as it "seemed", you fucking Sonic stan)

ItsChickenhead attempted to plant a colony to wedge between 2 cities with an alternative account (What a madlad!). Ego\_sum\_jeffum became "naive" and declared a war on Tailz for being a scumbag and a gatekeeping cunt. Unfortunately, the resulting rebellion was compromised as fuck and uncoordinated. Upon the failure, Saigo\_Takamori continually fantasized about winning a fight against the dynasty (Please do, Tailz really needs to go) and antagonized Korea behind an Imperial Japan until he eventually abdicated. Tibet, owned by the old lord of Taiwan, became a vassal of China. (That was a pretty fucking horrible day)

In 199 A.C., Soviet\_Union began to threaten and claim block China's bootlicker, Tibet. When Seoul was disbanded in 201 A.C., they were present in an outpost rush, which happened after Seoul was re-established. This caused Jing to make an example out of Soviet\_Union, and ban the offender. (Wow. Gatekeeping AND weaponizing the staff. And supposedly Accordo's the only one that did it!)

## Internal Affairs

Ego\_sum\_jeffum, and Guardedcharlie meddled with the local lords, hoping to shake their loyalty (They had loyalty??). After ego\_sum\_jeffum found Saigo Takamori, and the former founder of Hong\_Kong (not to be confused with Huiji or Later HongKong), and mistook them for feudal lords, he attempted to start a rebellion to form Communist China from 165 - 169 A.C. The Tai state requested to become independent in 171 A.C. The request was then granted. Taiwan later formed the nation of the USTN with Seaterrica. (Yeah, this was some face culture shit, what really happened was Taiwan fucked off!)

In 201 A.C., a rebellion happened in the Kingdom of Ma, demanding for Jing to finally open Europe to Jing's architects. (Goodness sake, this China keeps looking more and more like its real counterpart!) This had unexpectedly caused Kabospelar's Joseon to become disbanded. This had later seen the appointing of Spain as a subsidiary state.