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Kōwa Coup Attempt

The **Kōwa Coup Attempt**, also known as the **Kōwa Rebellion**, was an unsuccessful coup d'état in the Imperial Republic of Shingō on 8 March 186 G.E. It was organized by certain sectors of the warrior class and supported by the *Hakushaku* — local lords who had previously held significant political power prior to the reforms of 183 G.E. — with the goal of forcefully dissolving the newly-established democratic Parliament and restoring the powers of local lords and nobility.

Certain factions involved in the coup additionally expressed a desire to restore the powers of the Imperial Family and install Prince Kowa as Emperor of Shingō. Subsequent investigations into the coup revealed that its orchestrators had been in direct contact with Prince Kōwa, who had provided them with weapons, funds, and classified maps of Parliament.

While the rebels were successful in assassinating five members of Parliament and occupying a large portion of the nation's capital, they failed to assassinate Prime Minister Mitsuaki Demizu or Parliamentary Speaker Hiroshi Okamoto. Additionally, the rebels were unable to breach Ōyama Castle, a crucial step in their ultimate plan to force Emperor Meiwa to abdicate the throne and install Prince Kōwa as Emperor. The coup ended after garrison troops of the Imperial Shingōan Army were sent to Chukyo and Ōyama to engage the rebels and prevent them from making any further developments, causing the rebelling soldiers and officers to surrender.

All low-level warriors involved in the coup attempt were sentenced to life in prison after a series of trials were held in Chukyo the following week. Former *Hakushaku* involved in the coup were exiled, with many of them later following Prince Kōwa after he was denounced by his father, Emperor Meiwa, and exiled from Shingō. Several other members of the nation's military were charged and sentenced for mutiny and treason for their roles in the coup attempt.

After being formally exiled, Prince Kōwa sought refuge in the Kingdom of Anholt and many of his supporters, as well as exiled *Hakushaku*, traveled to the kingdom. Soon after arriving in Anholt, Prince Kōwa and his supporters formed the Coalition for National Unity, a paramilitary group that operated across the nation. Four years later in 190 G.E., the Coalition for National Unity would launch a successful coup against King Ernard II of Anholt and install King Kōwa as the nation's monarch.
Yokoze New Party

The **Yokoze New Party** (Shingōan: 横瀬新党, *Yokoze* *Shintō*) was a political party in the Yokoze Confederation. It was formed by Hiro Tachibana, who, along with several other members of parliament, left the Workers Party to protest corruption scandals and the party's perceived mishandling of the 391 Tōkai Recession. The party rapidly grew in popularity throughout the premiership of Prime Minister Tomoya Hirasawa, during which the national unemployment rate reached 24% and government debt reached unprecedented levels.

The party generally retained many of the political positions of the Workers Party, with its only major distinctions being its staunch opposition to corruption and its desire to implement a single-tax system.

Despite never having participated in an election before, the Yokoze New Party won a plurality of seats in the 12th Yokozean National Election, resulting in Hiro Tachibana becoming the 6th prime minister of Yokoze.

The party was suddenly disbanded on 7 March 393, just 4 days before the 13th National Election, when Hiro Tachibana's deputy prime minister and several other high-ranking members left the party to join other political groups.
Kamimorijima

**Kamimorijima** (上森島) is a small island village in the Imperial Republic of Shingō located above the Akahantō Peninsula in western Ōyama Prefecture. It is noted for its isolation, as it is only accessible via a single, small dockyard. The village is believed to have been first settled by Shingōan military forces around 104 G.E. to better oversee maritime trade routes.

### Etymology

The name "Kamimorijima" (Shingōan: 上森島) contains the characters for "up," "forest," and "island" and roughly translates as "Upper Forest Island." The name likely finds its origins in the natural characteristics of the island, which was once filled with heavy vegetation.
Treaty of Rexworth

The **Treaty of Rexworth** was a treaty that established a military pact of mutual defense between the Dae-Bugjjog State and the Kingdom of Windsor that has since been nullified. It was concluded on 15 July 393 in the Windsoran city of Rexworth, where Presiding Commander Park Yeong-Gug met with Prince Lichefield to formally sign the treaty. The treaty stated that Windsor would provide direct aid to Dae-Bugjjog in case of "attack by hostile foreign powers," namely Tsukimoto.

The treaty solidified relations between Dae-Bugjjog and Windsor, and it is credited for motivating other nations to establish ties with Dae-Bugjjog. Within a month after the signing of the treaty, the governments of Kaldania, Sabun, and Senam would recognize Dae-Bugjjog's statehood and establish relations with its government.

The Tsukimotoan government strongly criticized the treaty, claiming that it sought to aid a "brutal and illegitimate regime." The governments of Shingō and Yokoze followed suit and echoed this sentiment.

The treaty was nullified by the Kingdom of Windsor after the resumption of the Tsukimotoan Civil War in January 395. In an agreement between Shingōan and Windsoran representatives, both countries agreed to maintain their neutrality in the conflict and to not supply either side with aid.
Second Shingō-Sabun War

Sabunese Victory - Shingōan advances successfully repelled

## Belligerents

Imperial Republic of Shingō

Olkawa Reservations

Tribe of Sabun

## Commanders

Prime Minister Hiroki Mori

Field Marshall Gorō Kamiya

General Saburō Fukui

General Haqem Solama

Chieftain Sedil Akhaila

## Casualties

**Republic of Shingō & Olkawa Reservations:**

~15,400

**Sabunese Tribal Forces:**

~13,200

The **Second Shingō-Sabun War** was a conflict fought between the Imperial Republic of Shingō, aided by Olkawa reservations within Shingō, and the Sabun Tribe. The conflict lasted approximately three months and was fought primarily within Sabunese territory in the Mektan region of the continent of Tōkai. A state of war was officially declared by the Shingōan government on 19 August 373 G.E., with the stated reason for doing so being described as "necessary measures to protect Shingōan citizens from future attacks by members of the Sabun Tribe."

After having reflected on the results of the First Shingō-Sabun War which occurred merely one year prior, military leaders and chiefs in the Sabun Tribe adopted new tactics when facing off against the Shingōan military. Rather than fight the enemy head on in order to prevent any territory from being taken, Sabunese forces allowed enemy troops to advance into their territory without resistance, only occasionally sabotaging supply lines and munitions depots during the first weeks of the conflict. Once Shingōan troops had advanced into rough and mountainous regions and became separated from their established supply lines, Sabunese forces launched an all-out attack, using guerilla tactics to ambush large numbers of troops who had become stuck inside narrow valley passages. Utilizing bombs, pit traps, and strategic forest fires, Sabunese forces had effectively managed to disorganize and destroy advancing military units, forcing Shingōan generals to order a full-scale withdrawal of their troops from Mektan within the following month.

The final month of the conflict was characterized by few direct military conflicts, as attacks by the Shingōan military had become limited to scattered cannon barrages against enemy targets in the area. On November 29th, Sabunese forces attempted two simultaneous invasions of Shingōan territory with the goal of capturing the city of Kitagura and the town of Nishikō. Both invasions, however, were repelled by Shingōan defenses along its northern border and resulted in significant numbers of Sabunese casualties.

On 8 December 373 G.E., representatives of the Imperial Republic of Shingō and the Sabun Tribe met in the Sabunese city of Imahe to sign the Treaty of Imahe and end the conflict. This conflict marked the first defeat of Shingōan forces in open battle since the days of the Shingōan Empire and fueled the growing anti-war attitude amongst the nation's population.
Second Han Y. Cabinet

The **Second Han Y. Cabinet**, also known as the **Han Y. Peacetime Cabinet**, is the 58th Government of the Republic of Tsukimoto during the 65th legislative session of Congress. It was sworn in on 14 January 393 after the 65th National Election, which took place 15 days after the conclusion of the Tsukimotoan Civil War. It was preceded by the Crisis Cabinet, which had presided over the war effort after the Capitol Bombing. Led by President Han Yong-Jin, it includes members of the Constitutional Democracy Party, plus Park Won-Shik, an unaffiliated former general, and Kim Hoe-Chan, an unaffiliated former appeals court judge.
Weian Republic

Flag of Weian Republic

The **Weian Republic** (Weian: 魏共和国, *Wèi gònghéguó*) was a semi-democratic state that succeeded the Provisional Government of Wei in 172 G.E. and lasted until 180 G.E. The government operated under the political system of a presidential republic and was intended to be the successor state to the Kingdom of Wei; however, the government ultimately proved to be highly unpopular with the public due to it being ineffective and plagued with corruption. A distant relative of the previous King of Wei was enthroned as the ceremonial head of state of the Weian Republic, but his powers were incredibly limited and largely symbolic.

In the final years of its existence, the Weian Republic was effectively split between the civilian government and the military government. This split was motivated heavily by the assassination of President Bi Zhang in 178 at the hands of rebel forces. In 179, military generals announced themselves as the new leaders of the republic; however, this proclamation was rejected by members of the civilian government and the *de-facto* president, Chen Dingxiang. While the civilian government would continue its attempts to assert its political authority, the military government would compete for power. Military forces would gradually come to be known as the Interim Weian Administrations Council.

In January of 180, the Interim Weian Administrations Council was toppled by rival military forces in the country and the civilian government was subsequently disbanded by invading forces, officially marking the end of the Weian Republic. These forces subsequently established a new provisional government to rule over the country.
Tsukimoto-Windsor Border War

Tsukimotoan/CTU victory - Jinan region annexed by Tsukimoto

## Belligerents

**Central Tōkai Union & Allies:**

Republic of Tsukimoto

Imperial Republic of Shingō

Yokoze Confederation

United Tribes of Iktal

**Royal Alliance:**

Kingdom of Windsor

## Commanders

**Central Tōkai Union & Alllies:**

President Kim Woo-jin

Field Marshall Mun Hye-jin

Prime Minister Hiroki Mori

Field Marshall Hideyoshi Yamamoto

Prime Minister Kenzō Takeuchi

General Kazuo Ogawa

Chief Ekerak Golmat

**Royal Alliance:**

King Wallace II

Sir Winston Rayford

## Casualties

**Central Tōkai Union:**

~150

**United Tribes of Iktal:**

~1,800

**Royal Alliance:**

~2,000

The **Tsukimoto-Windsor Border War**, also known as the **Jinan War**, was a conflict between the Republic of Tsukimoto and the Kingdom of Windsor that lasted roughly four weeks. It resulted in Tsukimoto receiving full control over the historically-disputed region of Jinan, located between the two countries. King Wallace II of Windsor abdicated from the royal throne two months after the conclusion of the war due to widespread public disapproval of his leadership during the conflict.

## Leadup to Conflict

Prior to the outbreak of war, Windsor had been engaged in several conflicts on its western border with various tribes of the Iktal region (not yet recognized as a sovereign nation). Tensions between Tsukimoto and Windsor escalated after the Tsukimotoan government publicly voiced its support for the rebel tribes and began supplying weapons and munitions to the region. The official reason for Tsukimoto's declaration of war has been described by the Tsukimotoan government as a necessary precaution to secure its borders and maritime vessels from further attacks by Windsoran armed forces.

## Events of the Conflict

Tsukimoto officially declared war on 7 October 371 and managed to successfully capture and secure the Jinan region within the following two weeks. Tsukimoto received small amounts of aid from other member states of the Central Tōkai Union, as Shingōan air forces launched various assaults on Windsoran ground forces and Yokoze sent several weapons shipments to Tsukimotoan troops on the front lines. The last two weeks of the war would consist of various isolated skirmishes characterized by on-and-off fighting, as the defending Windsoran forces had almost entirely run out of equipment. Mutinies by members of the Windsoran armed forces were incredibly common throughout the final week of the war, and the nation's government was essentially left with no means of continuing, let alone winning, the war. The war officially came to an end on November 3rd, as officials from Windsor met with officers of the Tsukimotoan military to negotiate and sign the Treaty of Ikeda. Following the end of the war, Tsukimoto was given full control of the Jinan region and Windsor was required to pay roughly thirty million Shingōan Yen in reparations to Tsukimoto and the rest of the CTU.
Shingōan Yaqor

Flag of Shingōan Yaqor

**Shingōan Yaqor** (新郷領ヤコール, *Shingō ryō yakōru*) is a semi-autonomous state that was brought under Shingōan rule in 395 G.E. The capital of Shingōan Yaqor is the city of A'sabu (厚沢部), which is located along the state's southeastern coast.

## Government

The domestic, local government of Shingōan Yaqor handles most of the state's internal and day-to-day affairs, however, the Shingōan Parliament and Cabinet have supreme authority over all administrative and legal matters. Parliament has the authority to overrule local Yaqoran laws and enforce its own ordinances across the state's territory. Shingōan Yaqor is represented in Parliament by one elected member, who has full voting power.

The Yaqoran Legislative Council is the state's domestic legislative body. It is composed of 6 elected members, who then appoint one member amongst themselves to serve as the Premier of Shingōan Yaqor. The Premier is the head of the Cabinet and the local executive branch. In all elections, voting is restricted to land-owning men above the age of 20.
Revolutionary Front

The **Revolutionary Front** (Shingōan: 革命戦線, *Kakumei sensen*) is a political party and social movement in the Republic of Shingō, with smaller branches existing in Tsukimoto. It tends to operate in opposition to both the Liberty Party and the Reform Party, the two largest parties in the Shingōan Parliament. The membership of the Revolutionary Front is comprised of a self-described coalition of laborers, syndicalists, union-members, and reformers. The front is committed to policies of planned economics, expanding and aiding workers unions, inheritance taxes, increased social security, and wealth redistribution. The party's official slogan is a direct quote from Chapter 1, Article 20 of the Constitution, which states, "The right of workers to organize and to bargain and act collectively is guaranteed."

The official political party of the Revolutionary Front was founded in 391 G.E.; however, the social movement had existed since the start of the Industrial Revolution in 389 G.E. The front grew significantly in popularity and membership throughout the year of 393, as the continued expansion of urban industries and mass production coincided with increased worker strikes and union membership.
Unity and Progress Party

The **Unity and Progress Party** (Ankikan: *Zokona ma Zinhada non Sabna*, ZZS), is a political party in the Independent State of Ankika. The party rebranded itself using this new name in late 393 G.E. after ideological differences and corruption allegations within the party led it to fracture.

The party advocates for increased fairness and participation in the country's elections. Economically speaking, the party has implemented and advocated for policies of land reform and industrial subsidies. In contrast to their primary rivals, the Nationalist Party, the Unity and Progress Party does not favor military action or sanctions against Yokoze and Kaldania, instead preferring diplomatic strategies.

### Free Democratic Party

The party was formerly known as the "Free Democratic Party" (Ankikan: *Kaneroa Kankinik non Sabna*, KKS). During its tenure under this name, the party led the Ankikan government for the majority of its existence and held a large portion of government positions in the country. The Free Democratic Party committed itself towards the "Stable Ship Doctrine", however, this term was not officially used by the party until President Rakiba Nosoki popularized it in 368 G.E. This doctrine advocated for the government to remain "radically centrist" and pragmatic, rejecting any attempts by interest groups to steer the country towards the extremes of "totalitarianism" or "anarchy".
Shirataka

**Shirataka** is a small town located in the center of Abira prefecture in the Imperial Republic of Shingō. The town is relatively self-sufficient and its few exports come in the form of crops such as wheat and potatoes.

### History:

Shirataka is believed to have been first founded by local inhabitants of the region in around 100 G.E., and the area's surrounding hills were likely used for defensive purposes.

### Etymology:

The name Shirataka (白鷹) contains the characters for "white" and "falcon/hawk" is believed to have some relation to the area's nearby snow-topped mountains.
Workers Party (Shingō)

*\*Not to be confused with the Workers Party of Yokoze*

The **Workers Party** (Shingōan: 労働者党, *Rōdōshatō*) was a political party in the Imperial Republic of Shingō. It tended to operate in isolation, refraining from coalition agreements with major parties in Parliament. The Workers Party promoted increased urban investment, social programs, and land reform.

The party was created in 327 G.E. as the successor to the Farmer-Labor Party after its collapse. At the time of its creation, the Workers Party advocated for the nationalization of all key industries and the formation of nation-wide labor unions. Many members of the party consider the group to also be the successor to the National Cooperation Party - one of the first political parties in the Republic of Shingō and the first non-Liberty party to take control of Parliament.

During the governments of Liberty Party prime ministers Kenji Morine and Hiroshi Nishikawa, the Workers Party took part in coalition governments and exerted some control over Parliament and public policy. However, the party had been excluded from coalition governments ever since due to the Liberty Party's adoption of more centrist stances. Additionally, the emergence of the Peace Party has allowed the Liberty Party to form coalition governments without the need for the Workers Party.
Shiraki

**Shiraki** (Shingōan: 白木村, *Shiraki-mura*) is a village located in the far-north of Ōyama prefecture in the Imperial Republic of Shingō. The town is largely self-sufficient, as most citizens in the town are self-employed as fishermen or farmers. The town has a small dock which provides access to sea transportation, and it has just one land road that connects it with several other towns and villages in Ōyama prefecture, including the neighboring town of Ugo.

### History:

Historical recordings show that the village was founded in 46 G.E. as part of an effort by the Empire of Shingō to expand its northern influence. The settlement was initially intended to serve as a military outpost that would provide housing and farm-grown food for soldiers stationed along the northern border of the country.

Throughout the first decade of its existence, Shiraki mainly functioned as a logistics station that would coordinate and produce shipments of food and supplies to soldiers and explorers exploring northern territories.

Following the end of the Three Decades War in 87 G.E., the town's role as a logistics outpost began to disappear, and food production in the village was aimed towards local consumers rather than soldiers or explorers.

### Etymology:

The name Shiraki (白木) contains the characters for "white" and "tree" and was almost certainly inspired by the birch forest that is situated next to the village.
Vespis

The **Vespis** (plural: Vespi), also referred to as the **Sea Dragon**, is a creature in Kaldanian, Shingōan, and Tsukimotoan folklore that is believed to inhabit the East Tōkai Sea. It is often described as a long sea worm with a head similar to that of a dragon. The creature is said to be covered in scales and is often depicted to have a row of spikes along the back of its spine.

During the Second Tōkai War, there were several reports from sailors on both sides of the conflict who claimed to have seen the creature whilst at sea. These reports have yet to be definitively disproven or verified.

In the modern day, some still claim to see one or more Vespi whilst out at sea. These sightings have not been entirely limited to the East Tōkai Sea, with some originating in the South Shingō Sea and the North Tsukimoto Sea.
Third An Cabinet

The **Third An Cabinet**, also known as the **Grand Coalition Cabinet**, was the 54th Government of the Republic of Tsukimoto during the 63rd legislative session of Congress. It was sworn in on 4 April 387 following the 63rd National Election and dismissed on 31 March 391. It was preceded by the Second Nam Cabinet and succeeded by the Cho Cabinet. Led by President An Sung-Min, it was the nation's first ever non-war cabinet to include members of traditionally opposing political parties. It included the Constitutional Democracy Party, the Solidarity Party, and one nonpartisan former military officer.
United Commonwealth

NOTE: Not officially part of the lore yet. Only a potential idea

The **United Commonwealth** is a political, military, and economic union that collectively functions similarly to a country in certain international and economic affairs. It comprises Shingō, Tsukimoto, Kaungkinmyay, Yokoze, Sabun, and Dae-Bugjjog, with the final two of the listed countries being protectorate governments of Shingō and Tsukimoto respectively. Colonial territories, such as Shingōan Yaqor, Shingōan Munao, and Tsukimotoan South Agosia, are nominal members of the Commonwealth; however, they are not under the joint administration of the Commonwealth government and are instead solely under the jurisdiction of the nations that they belong to.

## Government & Economy

The United Commonwealth is a federal semi-presidential republic. Executive power is exercised by the President while legislative power is vested in the Parliament, the bicameral legislature of the Commonwealth. Unlike full presidential republics, the President of the Commonwealth is responsible to the Parliament, who may remove the President from office through a vote of no confidence. The President is elected via popular vote in a single election utilizing a ranked choice voting system. Parliament's lower house, known as the House of Delegates, is comprised of representatives from each of the Commonwealth's geographic constituencies, who are each elected using a single transferable vote (STV) system. Members of the upper house, known as the Senate, are appointed by the heads of government of each member nation respectively. Each nation, regardless of population, appoints two representatives to the Senate, who are typically of the same political affiliation as the ruling government that appointed them.

## History

The United Commonwealth was formed on 24 April 395 after the brief [redacted] war, during which the Empire of Kaldania, the Independent State of Ankika, and the Empire of Senam mounted attacks against civilian and military naval vessels from Shingō, Tsukimoto, Kaungkinmyay, and Yokoze.
Shiwa

**Shiwa** (紫波村, *Shiwa-mura*) is a small island village in the Imperial Republic of Shingō. It is located within the country's central prefecture of Chūō and can be accessed by boat via two small piers. It is noted for being one of the smallest villages by both physical size and by population in all of Shingō.

### History:

The village is believed to have been founded and built by explorers from the Empire of Shingō in the late 70s G.E.

Following the conclusion of the Tsukimotoan Independence War in 135 G.E., the Shingōan government—at the request of Tsukimotoan diplomats—allowed residents of the island to vote on whether they wished to stay a part of Shingō or join the newly-formed Republic of Tsukimoto. Despite having a notable presence of ethnically-Tsukimotoan or Tsukimotoan-descended residents, the island voted to remain a part of the Shingōan Empire, which would be reformed into the Imperial Republic of Shingō roughly five decades later.

### Etymology:

The name Shiwa (紫波) contains the characters for "purple" and "wave". Residents of the village have claimed that this name originates from the perceived "purple glare" of the ocean during sunrise and sunset.
Tsukimotoan Capitol Bombing

The **Tsukimotoan Capitol Bombing** was a catastrophic attack on the Tsukimotoan Capitol orchestrated by the Voices of Righteousness, a religious, anti-government militia. The attack involved the detonation of several bombs at the base of the building, which caused a portion of it to collapse in the middle of an ongoing debate. Over half of all members of Congress died in the attack, including then President Jeon Do-hyun and most of his cabinet. The bombing is widely considered as one of the first events of the Tsukimotoan Civil War.

The attack occurred on 11 April 392, roughly a month after the beginning of the 392 Tsukimotoan Depression. At the time, ongoing anti-government demonstrations were fierce and the incumbent government was on the brink of collapse. It is widely believed that the Voices for Righteousness chose this period of political chaos to launch their attack with the hope of decapitating the government and seizing control over the country.

On the same day as the attack, the surviving members of Congress convened an elected Han Yong-jin as the next President of Tsukimoto. President Han subsequently formed a non-partisan cabinet (known as the Crisis Cabinet), which oversaw the remainder of the depression and the ensuing civil war.
Albert , Prince of Wales

Albert Was Invested Prince Of Wales At 13 . He was born In 1044 and Invested As Prince Of Wales in 1057 . He Married Lady Philippa Of Goth , Step-Granddaughter of his Great-Aunt Marie thus technically making them step 2nd cousins . Marie gave birth to a Son , Henry Born In 1058 , Matilda in 1059 , Mary in 1062 , George in 1065 and Finally Margaret in 1068 .

Info :

Birth : 1044

Death : 1071 ( aged 27 )

He died at age 27 from syphilis caused by many affairs with women .

Legitimate children with Marie :

Henry II , King Of Willow Creek ( B .1058 )

Matilda ( B.1059 )

Mary ( B.1062 )

George ( B.1065 )

Margaret ( B.1068 )

he had affairs with Audrey , Lady Of Cardiff

Sarah Of Cardiff ( B.1061 )

Thomas Of Cardiff ( B.1065 )

He died a year before his father .
Shingō Prefectures

\*Information about the (alphabetically-sorted) prefectures of Shingō

## Abira Prefecture (安平県)

### Information

Capital: Bandai (磐梯市, *Bandai-shi*)

Second-Largest City: Tadami (只見市, *Tadami-shi*)

#### Legislative Assembly

Seats: 15

Government: Liberty Party (5), Center Party (4)

Opposition: Reform Party (5)

Crossbench: Revolutionary Front (1)

## Chūō Prefecture (中央府)

### Information

Capital: Higashi-Chūkyō (東中京市, *Higashi-Chūkyō-shi*)

Largest City: Chūkyō (中京市, *Chūkyō-shi*)

#### Legislative Assembly

Seats: 16

Government: Liberty Party (5), Citizens Party (2)

Opposition: Reform Party (2)

Crossbench: Revolutionary Front (4), Center Party (3)

## Hanaoka Prefecture (花岡県)

### Information

Capital: Kanazawa (金沢市, *Kanazawa-shi*)

Second-Largest City: Biei (美瑛町, *Biei-chō*)

#### Legislative Assembly

Seats: 15

Government: Liberty Party (6), Center Party (3)

Opposition: Reform Party (4)

Crossbench: Revolutionary Front (2)

## Hiraya Prefecture (平谷県)

### Information

Capital: Kitagura (北蔵市, *Kitagura-shi*)

Second-Largest City: Ryokuryū (緑竜島, *Ryokuryū-shima*)

#### Legislative Assembly

Seats: 10

Government: Reform Party (5)

Opposition: Liberty Party (3)

Crossbench: Center Party (1), Revolutionary Front (1)

## Nishikado Prefecture (西門県)

### Information

Capital: Shinkō (神港市, *Shinkō-shi*)

Largest City: Nishi-Chukyo (西中京市, *Nishi-Chūkyō-shi*)

#### Legislative Assembly

Seats: 15

Government: Liberty Party (4), Citizens Party (2)

Opposition: Reform Party (2), Revolutionary Front (1)

Crossbench: Weian Interest Party (3), Center Party (3)

## Ōyama Prefecture (大山県)

### Information

Capital: Hirono (広野市, *Hirono-shi*)

Second-Largest City: Ōyama (大山市, *Ōyama-shi*)

#### Legislative Assembly

Seats: 15

Government: Reform Party (7)

* Supply and Confidence: Independent (1)

Opposition: Liberty Party (4), Center Party (2)

Crossbench: Revolutionary Front (1)
Antony I

Antony was the king Of willow Creek from ( 1045 - 1061 ) reigned for 16 years

Info :

Birth : 13 January 1028

Death : 4 June 1072 ( aged 44 )

Relatives :

King Henry I ( Father )

Queen Helena ( Mother )

Princess Diana ( Older Stillborn Sister )

Queen Catalina ( Older sister )

Queen Catherine ( Younger sister )

Queen Alice I ( Wife )

Elisabeth , Duchess Of Cornwall ( Daughter )

Albert , Prince of Wales ( son )

Henry II ( Grandson By Albert )

Matilda ( granddaughter by Albert )

George , Duke of Cornwall ( Grandson By Albert )

Mary , Duchess Of Richmond ( Granddaughter by Albert )

Margaret , Duchess Of Cambridge ( Granddaughter By Albert )

Lady Margaret ( Grandmother )
Kametarō

**Kametarō** (Shingōan: 亀太郎), translated as **Turtle Boy**, is a well-known folktale in Shingō and Yokoze. The story details the life of Kametarō, a young boy who became a great warrior and slayed one of the most fearsome demons in all of Shingō.

## Story Details

While he was still a baby, the boy was delivered to his father, who was a fisherman, via a large turtle. The father brought the baby home to his wife and the two decided to raise him as their own. As the child grew older, the parents began to notice his many unusual talents and abilities. By the age of 10, Kametarō was an excellent warrior and could hunt animals with stunning accuracy. Seeing his talent, his parents convinced him to enter a local archery contest, which he proceeded to win with ease despite being only 13, much to the surprise of spectators and contestants. The local people were amazed by the boy's talent and asked for his aid in an upcoming mission to slay a great demon living in the mountains. Against the wishes of his parents, Kametarō agreed to help the town's warriors and accompanied them on their journey. After marching for six days, Kametarō and the warriors had ascended the mountain and arrived at the home of the demon. All of the men fought bravely against the beast, but the town's warriors ultimately proved incapable of taking it down. After an hour of fighting, Kametarō was the last person standing, as all the others had been slain and devoured by the demon. The boy fired two shots at the demon's eyes and blinded it permanently, causing it to become enraged. The demon lunged at Kametarō and chased him into the mountains by following his scent. The boy then ascended a tree and fired at the demon below, eventually causing it to retreat into a nearby cave. Kametarō then approached the mouth of the cave and recited a prayer, which caused it to collapse and become sealed with a divine barrier. Kametarō returned to the village as a hero and spent many of the following years of his life defending the village from various demons and malicious spirits. After Kametarō had reached 30 years of age, the clouds and skies above the village opened up to reveal the heavens. Divine beings then descended from the sky and asked him to return to his true home in the heavens. Kametarō knew his duty and reluctantly obeyed the wishes of the heavens and ascended into the sky.
Edward

Edward I born in 1039 . His Father , Henry died at age 58 after 12 years on the throne , his mother died in 1081 and he became king . In 1055 he married Princess Amelia Of Brindleton Bay whom is 8 years older that him . She gave brith To A Son , Henry II Of Oasis Springs in 1056 . the marriage were unhappy due to the difference in age and Amelia was very haughty . Amelia had affair with Edwards First cousin through his aunt Isabelle Richard Land Grab and Amelia got pregnant and. gave birth to a daughter Christine In 1067 . Edward annulled his marriage to Amelia on the grounds that they were distant Cousins and imprisoned her but he raised Christine on his own . he also executed Richard Land Grab . He married his Cousin Mary De Anjou , And she gave birth to a daughter Elizabeth in 1074 and Caroline In 1081

Info:

Birth : 23 June 1039

Death : 24 June 1087 ( aged 48 )

He reigned from ( 1065 - 1087 ) 22 years

He died In The battle Of Kranham ( War between France and Oasis Springs ) In 1087 at age 48 .
Union of Taxpayers

The **Union of Taxpayers** (Shingōan: 納税者組合, *Nōzei-sha kumiai*), also translated as the **"Taxpayers Association"**, is a political party in the Yokoze Confederation that promotes the values of individual freedom, free market economics, personal responsibility, and small government. The party's official manifesto states it will ensure that the people's taxes are "utilized for only the most necessary and beneficial of programs." The Union of Taxpayers has participated in coalition governments with the larger National Party.

The party was founded in 362 G.E. during the first government of Workers Party Prime Minister Kenzō Takeuchi with the goal of opposing his monetary policies - which included wealth taxes, welfare programs, and the creation of a national bank. The Union of Taxpayers first gained representation in Parliament after the Election of 363 G.E., in which the party won three seats. Ever since its creation, the party has promoted policies which seek to limit government power, decrease public spending, end tariffs and subsidies, and end the national government's involvement in ethnic divisions and Konwe peoples rights movements.
King Ferdinand I Of EverGreen

Ferdinand Is The First King Of Evergreen . Ferdinand was a talented commander who was passionate about Recycling and called a land that he discovered named evergreen harbour . Ferdinand Reigned from ( 1032 - 1073 ) 41 years . Ferdinand Married His Best Friends Albert 's Younger sister Marie , Lady Of Dublin whom he married in 1036

Info :

Birth : 1007

Death : 1073 ( aged 66 )

Issue :

King Andrew I ( B.1039 )

Beatrice , Queen Of Newcrest ( B. 1044 )

Diana , Countess Of Tallinn ( B.1046 )

Princess Harper , Queen Of Greece ( B.1049 )
Shiomi

**Shiomi** (Shingōan: 汐見) refers to both the island of Shiomi and the Shiomi Military Base that is located on Shiomi island. Shiomi is a territory of the Imperial Republic of Shingō that is specified by Article 125 of the Shingōan Constitution as a national property of the country. The island is located in the southeastern region of the East Tōkai Sea and is most closely neighbored by the city-state of Dal Sulo.

## History

The island was officially annexed by the Republic of Shingō on April 3, 376 G.E. for military purposes. It is believed to have been uninhabited prior to this point.
Mary , Queen Of Oasis Springs

Mary was The wife of King Henry I Of Oasis Springs Sons Of Juan I , She married him in 1038 , He was heir apparent along with his brother and was going to rule jointly however King Juan said that his twin brother George and his descendants Are heir apparent . Mary gave brith To a male heir named Edward in 1039 and Katherine in 1043 named after George wife Katherine

Info

Birth : 1019

Death : 1081 ( aged 62 )

She was very Close to her sister in law Katherine ( aka Kathy ) .

She died after 17 years on the throne

Through Her Mother she was a first cousin to the king Henry I of willow creek and through her father was a descendants to legendary hero , Henry The Champion
Marie , Duchess Of Goth

Marie Was The Younger Sister To Henry I . At 17 She Married 53 Year Old Thomas Goth In 1025 . He died a year later and had an affair with the duke of Sheffield which produced a child , Eleanor . Eleanor were Legitimise and later she secretly eloped with the earl of Blackpool . Her brother found out and banished her but were not executed due to lady Margaret pleading. Her Husband Henry challenged a king to wrestling match and won her brother finally recognise the marriage and the couple seemed really in love . tHEY MARRIED IN 1029

Issue :

Lady Mary Of Blackpool ( B. 1033 )

Duke William Of Blackpool ( B.1035 )

Duke John Of Ipswich ( B.1037 )

Lady Amelia Of Blackpool ( B. 1041 )

Lady Sophie Of Black pool ( B.1043 )

info :

Birth : 1008

Death : 1045 ( aged 37 )

She died of tuberculosis at the age of 37 . her husband was later buried beside her
King Juan I

King Juan I Of Oasis Springs and was the first king of oasis springs. He reigned from ( 1031- 1065 ) Total Of 34 years . King Juan married a Commoner Victoria after he conquered oasis springs . He took her as his mistress in 1024 . Victoria died in 1048 and he mourned for her for 10 years and married his daughter Isabelle's husband younger sister , Lady Caroline Land Grab and they had 3 children . He died of Influenza at the age 64 .

Info :

Birth : 4 October 1001

Death : 12 November 1065

Issue with Victoria :

George I King Of Oasis Springs ( B . 1017 )

Henry I King Of Oasis Springs ( B . 1017 )

Isabelle , Duchess Of Land Grab ( B. 1023 )

Elisabeth , Queen Of Prussia ( B. 1031 )

Margaret , Queen Of Glimmerbrooke ( B. 1047 )

Issue with Caroline :

Juan , Duke Of Anjou ( B.1061 )

Louis , Duke Of Aquitaine ( B .1063 )

Mary , Queen Of Castile ( B .1065 )
Rinava

**Rinava** (/ɾɪnɑʋɑ/) is a town located near the northern coast of Iokoiaso Province in the Independent State of Ankika. Its primary exports are seafood and crops, primarily potatoes. It has a small dockyard situated along the Rinava Inlet, which connects to the Sea of Ankika.

### History

The town was settled around 80 G.E. by members of the Sidavia Clan, most of whom came from the city of Habzdad, located south of Rinava. It experienced significant economic growth throughout the following decades as it facilitated maritime trade with foreign nations to the north of the Sea of Ankika. This growth was stunted in 104 G.E. following the completion of the Iokoiaso Canal which allowed for goods to be shipped directly to the city of Habzdad.

### Etymology

The origins of the name Rinava are still unknown. Historians have speculated that it is derived from an ancient language spoken by indigenous tribes of the region.
Shōgo Kobayashi

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## Personal Details

### Political party

Reform Party (March 375 - Present)
Conservative Party (August 369 - March 375)

### Profession

Loan officer

**Shōgo Kobayashi** (小林 翔梧, *Kobayashi Shōgo*; born 18 January 337) is a Shingōan politician serving as Prime Minister of Shingō and leader of the Reform Party since 392. As a Member of Parliament, he previously served as Minister of Finance from 384 to 388 in the cabinet of Prime Minister Noriaki Kondō. He has led the Reform Party in two general elections so far and won both times. In the 77th General Election, his party's seat count grew by 5 and in the 78th General Election, it grew by 1.

Throughout his tenure as Prime Minister, Kobayashi has led several domestic and international initiatives, including the Populist Initiative and the Global Democracy Initiative. He additionally oversaw the Republic of Shingō's involvement, and eventual victory, in the Fourth Shingō-Sabun War, which lasted from 27 August to 12 November 394.

## Early Life & Career

Kobayashi was born on 18 January 337 in the city of Shinkō in Nishikado Prefecture. His father, Moriatsu Kobayashi, served as a Lieutenant colonel in the Shingōan Army during the Second Tōkai War. His mother, Masako Kobayashi, formerly known as Masako Akamatsu, was the daughter of Kiyoshi Akamatsu, a wealthy aristocrat from Chukyo.

At the age of 19, he attended the prestigious Chukyo University and graduated with a master's degree in law on 9 May 362 at the age of 25. After spending six years working at the West Shingō Credit Bank, Kobayashi began his career in politics in 369 and was elected as a Member of Parliament representing the Ryokuryū constituency in the 71st Shingōan General Election in 370. Initially serving as a member of the Conservative Party, he gradually grew discontent with the organization's leadership and became a key proponent for its later transformation into the Reform Party.
King Henry I Of Willow Creek

King Henry I is the first king of Willow Creek and Gained the Throne through conquest

Birth : 14 March 1000

Death : 15 June 1045 ( aged 45 )

Relatives :

Lady Margaret ( Mother )

Unnamed Father ( Father )

Princess Diana ( Stillborn Daughter )

Catalina , Queen Of France ( Daughter )

Antony I ( Son )

Catherina , Queen Of France ( Daughter )

Jospeh I , King Of Brindleton Bay (Younger Brother )

Marie , Duchess Of Goth ( Younger sister )

Clarissa , Duchess Of Sussex ( Aunt )

Matilda , Marchioness Of Sussex ( 1st Cousin )

Mary , Queen Of Oasis Springs ( 1st Cousin )

Joan, Duchess Of York ( Niece By Jospeh )

Eunice , Lady Of Spencer ( Sister In Law )

John , Duke Of Spencer ( Brother in law )

Mary , Countess Of Spencer ( Niece by John )

Harry , Duke Of Sussex ( Uncle By his aunt Clarissa )

Joanne , Queen Of Aragon ( Granddaughter By Catalina )

Michelle , Duchess Of Bavaria ( Granddaughter By Catalina )

Princess Elisabeth Of Willow Creek ( Granddaughter By Antony )

Albert , Prince Of Wales ( Grandson bY ANTONY )

Spouse : Lady Helena Of Spencer ( M. 1020 )

Issue :

Princess Catalina , Queen Of France ( b. 1021 )

King Antony I Of Willow Creek ( b. 1028 )

Princess Joan , Empress Of Austria ( b . 1035 )

Catherine , queen of France ( b . 1045 )

Henry 's Childhood and Toddlerhood is unknown but he teen hood was known . His unnamed Father died of syphilis in 1008 and he lived with his mother and siblings in poverty for years , His Father was known as warrior . His father had build a powerful estate and land . Henry Took In His father footsteps and promised to marry The most powerful Nobel man Duke Thomas Spencer Daughter Lady Helena . By 1017 , He had conquered most of willow creek

The Munoz Family Fought Off His troops However were eventually Defeated . They were stripped of their land and Titles

Adulthood :

Henry met Lady Helena for the first time and instantly fell in love with is bride , Within 9 months she gave birth to a daughter , Diana who was stillborn

he died of Lung Cancer cause by smoking ( or anger in the sims 4 ) at age 45
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Catalina , Queen Of France

Catalina was the eldest surviving daughter Of King Henry I and Queen Helena Of willow Creek

Info :

Birth : December 23 1021

Death : November 12 1046 ( aged 25 )

Relatives :

King Henry I ( Father )

Queen Helena ( Mother )

Joanne ,Queen Of Aragon ( Daughter )

Michelle , Queen Of Bavaria ( Daughter )

Spouse : King Louis I ( M. 1038 )

Albert , Prince Of Wales ( Nephew By aNTONY )

pRINCESS Elisabeth ( nIECE BY Antony )

King Francis II ( Nephew By her younger sister Catherine and her husband new son )

Princess Chloe Of Navarre ( Cousin through marriage )

She died of Child bed fever in 1046 at age 25 .
Queen Helena of Willow creek

Queen Helena Was the wife of king Henry I And Mother of King Antony

Info :

Birth : 14 February 1001

Death : 3 June 1046 ( aged 45 )

Relatives :

John , Duke Of Spencer ( Father )

Elizabeth , Duchess Of Spencer ( Mother )

King Henry I ( Hubsand )

Lady Margaret ( Mother in law )

Eunice , lADY oF sPENCER ( Sister )

Thomas duke of Spencer ( brother )

Jospeh I king of Brindleton bay ( Brother in law )

Marie , duchess of goth ( Sister in law )

Princess Diana ( Stillborn daughter )

Catalina , Queen Of France ( Daughter )

Antony I ( Son )

Catherine, Queen Of France ( Daughter )

Joan , duchess of York ( niece by her sister and Jospeh I )

Mary , Countess Of Spencer ( Niece by her brother Thomas )

Helena died of child bed fever in 1046 carrying Henry last child and deliver Catherine who. never got to meet her parents . she was only 45
Jospeh I , King Of Brindleton Bay

Joseph was Henry I Brother and Was the first king of brindleton bay . he was disowned by the family becuz of his secret marriage to Nina Munoz due to him getting Henry wife sister Eunice pregnant and him cancelling his engagement to Eunice . She gave birth to a daughter , Joan and He fell in love with Nina Munoz and eloped . Queen Helena got so offended that he dumped her sister and convict Henry to banish him. Unlike his younger sister. Marie , he was not taken lightly for his marriage . The Lord of Lancaster Discovered brindleton bay and offered it to him he agreed

Birth : 1002

Death : 1067 ( aged 65 )

Jospeh Marriage To Nina Munoz whom he married in 1029 when the were crowned king and queen of brindleton bay the marriage produced 3 children

issue :

Amelia , Princess consort Of Oasis Springs ( B. 1030 )

Josephine , Duchess Of Diego ( B.1031 )

King Philip I Of Brindleton Bay ( B.1033 )

He hooked up with Eunice Spencer this produced a child named Joan

Joan , Duchess Of York ( B . 1027 )

Joseph died of Sweating sickness in 1067 . he was 65

his wife Nina died 20 years later and would be buried beside her husband