Theocratic Kingdom of China - 中国神权王国

Note: This page is fictional.

Leader: Zhen Longwei (China); Dalai Lama (Tibet); Sali Hundayar (Xinjiang/East Turkestan); Sun Beyu (Manchuria); Li Shihuang (Northern Tonkin); Tung Chee-Hwa (Hong Kong); Ho Hau Wah/Edmund Ho (Macau)

Location: China, without Inner Mongolia

Population: 1,734,919,052 (2008)

Capital: Shanghai

State Religion: Mainly Bhuddism

State Language: Mandarin; Uyghur; Bodic; English

Type of government: Elective autocratic oligarchy (China & Xinjiang/East Turkestan); Theocracy (Tibet); Autocracy (Manchuria); Elective republic (Northern Tonkin, Hong Kong & Macau)

Type of conscription: Voluntary (China, Xinjiang/East Turkestan, Northern Tonkin, Hong Kong, Macau); Required - >1 year (Manchuria); Disarmed (Tibet)

Date of acquiring sovereignty: June 4th, 1992

Date of ceasing soveriegnty: June 4th, 2009

### Information

Theocratic Kingdom of China, or Theocratic China, was a large nation located in Eastern Asia, more specifically, today's mainland China, without Inner Mongolia. It was a theodemocratic federation consisting of seven Special Administrative Regions (abbr. SAR). The seven SARs were to be considered independent political subjects with sovereignty and government but seen as one nation - The TKC. The state's existence ranged from June 4th 1999 to 2009, a span of exactly ten years.

### Border

Theocratic China shared land borders with the Russian Federation, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Socialist Republic of Vietnam, Republic of the Union of Myanmar, Azad Hind, Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, and four states of Central Asia, and maritime borders with the Democratic Republic of China, the Japanese Shin Kinou Empire, and Republic of the Philippines. Though prefer peace, the TKC had border disputes as a result of inheritance from the PRC.

### Military

The TKC owned a giant population with 1,263 billion people, and an enormous army that comprised of over three million personnel, both active and reserved. Their navy and air force is a little more limited in size, with with 730 military vessels and 4000 aircrafts in service. Conscription in SAR Shanghai, Northern Tonkin, Uyghurstan, Hong Kong, and Macau were set to voluntary, while in Tibet, disarmed, and in Manchuria, required. The Manchurians were and are still well-known across China for their selflessness and furiosity when it comes to war, and coincidentally, these features are the main factors that helped Zhen's forces to succeed in the May 30th coup of 1999.

### **Religions**

The TKC was heavily affected and controlled by its state religion, Buddhism, therefore theodemocracy. The SAR which was affected the most from this type of theocracy was Tibet, with Dalai Lama in charge. Heavily exalted traditionism and often opposed technology, Tibet became the least developed region in the entire nation, with roughly 91% of the population having no access to the Internet.

### Ongoing Wars

List of ongoing wars with the involvement of the TKC

1. Vildinian Invasion of China

### Factions

List of international organizations with the appearance of the TKC within

1. Collective Security Treaty Organization (Observer)

### Anthem

Anthem of the Theocratic Republic of China was set as the Tiananmen Square Hymn "Flower of Freedom" to commemorate both the Independence Day of Theocratic China and the Tiananmen Square Incident, as both days coincidentally happened at the same date, which in both they have died for freedom.

## **History**

### When Freedom Blossoms

    May 30th, 1999, Zhen Longwei, a Shao Jiang (Major General) of the People's Liberation Army of China, lead a few corps of tanks, armored vehicles and under a million of men towards the Tiananmen Square and the Great Hall of the People, in an attempt to take down the Chinese Communist Party with its twisted, inhumane beliefs in order to bring freedom to the people. The Congress, including the current president Jiang Zemin, took refuge in the Hall while Zhen's rebellion group stationed outside the building. The two sides pulled back and forth until the dawn of June 4th, when the rest of the coup lost patience and started raining shells on the entire structure, collapsing the roof and taking the lives of 2117 individuals, including Jiang himself. The coup was considered a success.

### A New Threat

After the successful coup, Zhen became the new President of China. His first action after taking over was abolishing the Communist regime, and dissolving the CCP, which forced loyalists to flee to other regions. While others emigrate via illegal border crossing, which lead to multiple casualties, some fled to Qinghai, a region under the administration of Tibet. As Tibet is a theocratic state, home of thousand s of peaceful Buddhist monks and practicers, they believe that this would be the perfect place for refuge. Since then, the loyalists have been terrorizing Qinghai with pure anarchy, chaos, and an indiscriminated belief that they will gain back the heretic China with violence.

They never succeeded.

### The Grand Invasion

On a warm sunny day of June 4th, 2009, people were flooding the streets of Shanghai to celebrate the 10th year of liberation from the Communist regime, when a small squadron of military jets with unknown flags on their fuselage. The people watched them in awe as the middle one opened their lower bomb bay door. It was a giant cluster bomb, a cluster bomb that contained hundreds, or even thousands of smaller thermobaric bombs aiming directly at the capital of the nation. The bomb was dropped at 11:37 local time, wiping out one fourth the population of Shanghai, heavily damaging commerial and residential infrastructure, especially the Shanghai Tower - being extremely damaged before collapsing onto the crowd below. The anonymous invaders were soon to be known as the Second Republic of Vildinia, an unknown island nation that was formed a year before World War One. There are little to no informations about this nation as it claimed to have hidden itself from the rest of the world before launching a full-scale invasion upon the TKC, but the Shanghai Intelligence Agency has been able to gain access to their maps and attack plans before being heavily bombarded by the same cluster bombs, killing everyone in the building and collapsing it almost immediately. The maps, after being moved to a disclosed military base, revealed that the Second Republic has already annexed the entire Melanesia, Polynesia, Micronesia, Northern and Western Australian coasts, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. It is absurd for such a tiny island nation can achieve such sizes even with enough resources. The government of Theocratic China still does not know what and who they were dealing with, as the seer power of the invaders are unimaginable. The government was evacuated along with President Zhen to Tonghua City, SAR Manchuria for refuge after the capitulation of Shanghai.

    The Manchurian SAR attempted their best to defend against the invaders, but only capable of dealing little to no damage. Dams were flushed in an attempt to slow down the invasion, only able to cause serious floods and permantly wiping out the entirety of Tonghua. Hundreds of thousands were slaughtered in the Manchurian Massacre committed by the Second Republic, while millions more fled the region by land and sea evading the attack. Godly Empress Sun Beyu of the Manchu Yehe Nara clan, the leading clan of SAR Manchuria, was captured and publicly executed by Vildinians. Zhen and the rest of the government was found later that day, and everyone but Longwei were executed. Zhen Longwei was made the vice administrative officer of Vildinian China, later executed for "supporting rebellions and opposing the mainland". The execution killed off the fighting spirit of the entire China, marking the end of a nation.

### The Great Uprising

June 4th, 2012, a colossal protest were held at Shanghai requesting for independence of the state of China. Their leader, Xingyun Ming, held a half-burnt Vildinian China flag at the front of the crowd, waving it as the mass behind chants "Power to the people", "Vildies go home" on the streets. The protest was slowly suppressed by the local gendamerie, named the "Mobile Urban Infantry", before being engulfed in blood and violence after protesters engaged into combat with the police force. The peaceful protest turned into a riot, spreading all the way to Nanjing, Qingdao and the island of Taiwan. The uprising was then brutally suppressed by the mainland military of Vildinia, increasing the death tolls to over a million. Though the Uprising was not totally successful, it forced the Vildinian government to hand over more rights to the people, and liberty to the SARs of Shanghai and Northern Tonkin. Tibet and East Turkestan was granted indepepdence soon after with total sovereignty and recognition. Manchuria was made from a colony into a protectorate by the mainland government. Hong Kong and Macau were deannexed and reformed into colonies. Taiwan was divided by the Chungyang Range, with the East belonging to the colonial government of Formosa, and the West annexed. Tainan became an exclave of Vildinia, with its coast given to Formosa. The Shanghai government, with Xingyun Ming at the lead, enstablished a treaty with Vildinia that will last two hundred and fifty years, named "The East China Agreement", signed by both parties in Nanjing. The nation was reborn, under the name "United Republics of China".