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Solidarity Party

The **Solidarity Party** is one of the largest political parties in the Republic of Tsukimoto and generally operates in opposition to the Constitutional Democracy Party, their main rival. The party is generally described as socially progressive, with its members frequently promoting workers' rights, minority rights, and anti-corruption legislation. The Solidarity Party additionally promotes the policy ideas of increased taxes on the wealthy, increased funding towards public schools, protections for worker unions, lowering military spending, and a public housing program.

The Solidarity Party was founded as a successor party to the Social Liberal Party, which disbanded shortly after its crushing defeat in the election of 349, during which the party lost all but one seat in Congress. At the time of its creation, the Solidarity Party was intended to be a stronger version of the Social Liberal Party, which many social progressives had seen as flawed and weakened by its tendency to give into the demands of the Constitutional Democracy Party.

The party made history in 379 G.E. during the 61st Tsukimotoan National Election when it became the first opposition party to take control of government and defeat the Constitutional Democracy Party in 75 years. During the presidency of Nam Hyeon-woo, the party took significantly more moderate stances towards policy goals and withdrew its previous commitments to more "radical" objectives. In his inaugural speech, President Nam formally renounced the party leadership's ties to "syndicalism and other populist rhetoric" and stated that the party would pursue "pragmatic and common sense solutions."

## Ideology & Policies

### Party Leadership

* Anti-Discrimination Laws
* Strengthening Labor Unions
* Social Programs
* Wealth Redistribution
* Social Democracy
* Public Housing
* Progressive Taxation
* Decreased Military Spending
* Public Schools
* Worker Protection Laws

### Factions

* Democratic Socialism
* Pacifism
* Protectionism
* Decolonization
Windsoran Revolution

The **Windsoran Revolution**, also called the **Commoners' Revolution**, was a revolution in the Kingdom of Windsor that lasted from February 4th until February 11th, 375 G.E. The revolution initially started as a general strike led by various figures in the nation's peasantry but eventually grew to involve over half of the nation's population. It is noted as the primary factor behind the Kingdom of Windsor's adoption of a presidential system of government and regulations on the power of the King. Several revolutionary figures managed to obtain high-ranking government positions following the adoption of the nation's new system of government, such as Nicholas Stevens who became the first President of Windsor. Following the end of the revolution, the national flag of Windsor was changed due to its association with the country's monarchy.

### Timeline

February 4th: Various union leaders organize a nation-wide strike. Strikers in the nation's capital of Crestigon occupy various government buildings, leading the local police and the Royal Army to forcefully remove the demonstrators. Isolated skirmishes occur between demonstrators and the military.

February 5th: Civilian leaders proclaim the creation of the Windsoran Revolutionary Front and demand the Windsoran Royal Government to limit the powers of the King and introduce laws protecting the rights of the common people of the nation. The Republic of Tsukimoto begins secret missions to supply members of the revolution with weapons and munitions.

February 6th: Several demonstrators are killed by the Royal Army in the nation's capital. Many demonstrators take up arms against the Royal Government.

February 7th: Revolutionaries enlist the aid of regional paramilitary groups in fighting against the Royal Army. The League of Sovereign States Grand Council votes to remain neutral in the conflict.

February 8th: The Windsoran Revolutionary Front seizes control of the country's outer regions and towns, expelling or converting local garrisons and police to their cause.

February 9th: Armed revolutionary forces clash with the Royal Army in the Battle of North Forest, which ultimately results in a revolutionary victory.

February 10th: The Republic of Tsukimoto and the United Tribes of Iktal threaten to invade Windsor if the Royal Army continues engaging protestors. The Royal Army stands down.

February 11th: Revolutionary leaders meet with government officials to negotiate an end to the conflict. Several government reforms are put into place.
Treaty of Henampa

The **Treaty of Henampa** was a peace treaty, signed on 7 April 377 G.E., that ended the Tsukimoto-Iripa War, fought primarily between the Republic of Tsukimoto and the Iripa Confederation.

The settlement provided for the end of hostilities between both sides and granted the Republic of Tsukimoto control over the region of lower Mektan, which has since been transformed into the semi-autonomous constituency state of Dae-Bugjjog.
Waldsteg

**Waldsteg** is a town situated along the northeastern coast of the state of Altenbucht in the Empire of Kaldania. Waldsteg's most notable attractions are its church and windmill.

### History:

The city was founded and constructed in 51 G.E. when the area was under the control of the Empire of Arlon.

During both the Great Tōkai War and the Second Tōkai War, the town served as the site for several notable battles. In 332 G.E. soldiers from Shingō and Tsukimoto mounted an amphibious invasion of the Waldsteg and its surrounding areas as part of their larger drive towards the Kaldanian capital of Freiburg.

### Etymology:

The name Waldsteg incorporates the Arlonian words "wald", meaning forest, and "steg", meaning bridge. The name was officially given to the town in 56 G.E.
Second Fukuda Cabinet

The **Second Fukuda Cabinet** was the 3rd publicly elected Government of the Empire of Shingō that presided during the fourth session of Parliament. It was sworn in on 5 January 147 after the Fourth National Election and dismissed on 5 January 151 after the Fifth National Election. It was preceded by the First Fukuda Cabinet and succeeded by the Edano Cabinet. Led by Prime Minister Akihiko Fukuda, it was comprised primarily of politically unaffiliated ministers.
Treaty of Ikeda

## Overview

The **Treaty of Ikeda** was a peace treaty, signed on 3 November 371 G.E., that ended the Tsukimoto-Windsor Border War, fought primarily between the Republic of Tsukimoto and the Kingdom of Windsor. The treaty was signed in the city of Ikeda in the national capital region of Tsukimoto.

The settlement provided for the end of hostilities between both sides and granted the Republic of Tsukimoto full control and jurisdiction over the historically disputed region of Jinan, also referred to as Jenican. Windsor agreed to renounce its claims over the territory and pledged to a full withdrawal of all military personnel in the area. The treaty also required Windsor to pay roughly thirty million Shingōan Yen, or its equivalent in gems and metals, to Tsukimoto as war reparations.

## Contents

Transcript:

Treaty of Ikeda

The Governments of the Republic of Tsukimoto, the Republic of Shingou, and the Yokoze Confederation, along with the Government of the Kingdom of Windsor, desiring to restore the blessings of peace to their countries and citizens and to remove all cause for future complications, have named as their Plenipotentiaries for the purpose of conducting a Treaty of Peace, as follows:

The Republic of Tsukimoto, Honorable Foreign Minister Mun Seo Hyun and Chief Diplomat Kim U-Jin,

The Imperial Republic of Shingou, Honorable Foreign Minister Atsushi Fujimori,

The Confederation of Yokoze, Honorable Foreign Minister Daichi Honda,

The Kingdom of Windsor, Count Randolph Jacobson and Viscount Henry Roberts,

Who, after having exchanged their full powers, which were found to be in good and proper form, have agreed to the following Articles:

Article 1

Windsor cedes to Tsukimoto in perpetuity and full sovereignty the territory known as Jinan or Jenican, along with all fortifications, arsenals, and public property thereon.

Article 2

Windsor agrees to pay to Tsukimoto as war indemnity the sum of Thirty Million Shingouan Yen or its equivalent in the form of diamond, gold, or iron. This sum will be paid in four installments, the first two will be paid within two years, and the next two within four years.

Article 3

The Windsoran Forces, and all Militants who have engaged in armed combat against the Republic of Tsukimoto and its Allies, within the territory known as Jinan will forthwith lay down their Arms and withdraw from the region entirely. These Militants will forthwith desist from any further resistance to the Authority of the Republic of Tsukimoto and its Allies.

Article 4

The Kingdom of Windsor renounces all claims over the Sovereign Territory currently held, in accordance with this Treaty, by the Republic of Tsukimoto and vows to maintain a policy of noninterference with regards to the region known as Jinan and its affairs.

Signed,

[Signed]

Mun Seo Hyun, Kim U-Jin, Atsushi Fujimori, Daichi Honda, Randolph Jacobson, Henry Roberts
Habzdad

**Habzdad** (Ankikan: /xɑbsʈɑʈ/) currently serves as the capital city of the Independent State of Ankika. It is located in the province of Iokoiaso on the west bank of the Iokona River, which forms its eastern border with the province of Nakani Rahidokinik. In addition to hosting the Ankikan Government, the city contains several notable landmarks including the Habzdad Royal Castle, which is home to the nation's royal family.

The three branches of the Ankikan Government are centered in the city: Congress (legislative), the president (executive), and the Supreme Court (judicial). The city hosts 9 foreign embassies as well as the headquarters of several domestic businesses, organizations, and political parties.

### History:

The city was first settled around 40 G.E. as a hub for trade and fishing. In 76 G.E. several fortresses were constructed in and around the city by warriors of the Sidavia tribe. Ever since the construction of the Ankikan Royal Castle in 94 G.E., Habzdad served as the *de-facto* capital of the Ankikan region. This changed in 158 G.E. when the city was officially made the capital of the newly-formed Queendom of Ankika.

### Etymology:

The name Habzdad originates from the Arlonian word *hauptstadt*, meaning "capital city." The name is believed to have gained popularity within the city following several visits made by diplomats and missionaries from the Arlonian Empire.
United Tribes of Iktal

Flag of United Tribes of Iktal

The **United Tribes of Iktal** (*Natak Udan Iktal*) is a nation comprised of a confederated union of tribes across the region of Iktal, located in the west of the continent of Ocellis. The nation's capital city is Hetut and it contains several other towns and villages, most of which are located deep within the dense redwood forests of Iktal. Given its heavily forested nature, navigating across the nation can be quite difficult, and there exists little to no formal infrastructure connecting towns and villages to each other.

## History

The United Tribes of Iktal was formally declared a sovereign nation by the League of Sovereign States General Assembly on 6 February 377 G.E., however, the region had functioned as a nation for a significant period of time prior to this declaration.

Throughout its history, the nation has engaged in numerous wars and skirmishes with nearby tribes and countries, the most notable of which being the Kingdom of Windsor. On many occasions throughout history, the tribes of the Iktal region have united militarily against the Kingdom of Windsor. Throughout the three-century-long period from 10 G.E. until 340 G.E., much of the Iktal region was occupied by Windsoran forces. This occupation would contribute to the sense of unity and common identity amongst the regional tribes that would eventually culminate in the unification of the Iktal tribes into a confederation.
The Hidden Village

**The Hidden Village** (Shingōan: 隠れ里, *Kakurezato*) is a settlement rumored to exist in various parts of Shingō and supposedly has various supernatural qualities. The village will supposedly appear before exhausted and/or lost travelers and will possess several recognizable features such as distinctly non-Shingōan architecture and a large moat with a single bridge. The village is also noted to have no inhabitants despite the presence of several houses and shops. Upon entering the village, travelers are expected to find themselves surrounded by various farms and market stalls, all of which will be accompanied by signs reading "please take as much as you need." Tales claim that travelers are free to do as the signs say and take from the village's farms and market stalls, however, they absolutely must leave the village before sunset. Failure to do so will result in the traveler becoming trapped in the village as it detaches itself from the human world and returns to a separate realm. At this point, travelers will find that the village seemingly stretches on forever with no visible exits, and consequently, travelers will not be able to leave the village until it once again appears in the human realm. Various stories differ in their descriptions of the amount of time the village takes to reappear, with descriptions ranging from around twenty years to over a century.
Sugan

**Sugan** (*Sugan ZiɁ*) is the capital and most populous city of the state of Kogoa in the Union of Sabun. It is situated at the base of the southern half of the Kemdo mountain range and its economy is primarily based around agriculture and livestock. Most of the buildings in Sugan are single-storied and of residential purpose, with multi-floored buildings being quite rare. One of Sugan's most distinct structures comes in the form of Patriot Hall (*Kemtok Haimu*), which is known for its unique architecture and large flag, the latter of which can be seen from outside the city.

The citizens of Sugan are known for their patriotism, the extent of which is often included in local stereotypes about the city and its residents. Many houses, businesses, and other buildings in the city will often display the flag of Sabun as an expression of the owner's patriotism. Sugan's lack of an official city-flag is rumored to be due to residents' fondness of the national Sabunese flag.

### History:

Sugan was first founded around 200 B.G.E. as a rest stop along the northeast highway, which connected the major city of Imahe with the rest of what is now modern-day Sabun. Throughout its first years of existence, the city primarily hosted bars, taverns, bazaars, and other amenities which catered towards travelers and nomads.

In 309 G.E., the city's residents made a brief attempt at rebelling against Chief Mukai Loqha of Sabun and his forces. The rebellion was primarily motivated by the implementation of taxes across Sabunese lands, which the rebels viewed as an overreach of authority by the Chief. The rebellion was crushed within a single day, and the Chief Loqha subsequently appointed his brother, Imga Nokmi, as governor of the city of Sugan and its surrounding territory. This surrounding territory would later come to be known as the region of Kogoa, now encompassed by the modern state of Kogoa.

The city was briefly attacked by the Shingōan Air Force in 373 G.E. during the Second Shingō-Sabun War. The attacks, which primarily consisted of scattered bombings of roadways, resulted in little damage to the city - far less than what had occurred in Imahe during the war. The damaged infrastructure was quickly rebuilt in a matter of days following the conclusion of hostilities in December of the same year.
Shwe Pin

**Shwe Pin** (ရွှေပင်) is a town situated along Nan Thar Bay in the northern State of Thitkaan in the Union of Kaungkinmyay. The town is known for its beaches and also serves as the starting point for a series of hiking trails in the region. Shwe Pin experiences frequent tourism and hosts several hotels and attractions such as the Shwe Pin Pagoda.

### History:

Shwe Pin is believed to have been founded in 325 G.E. by members of the Kaungkin Tribe as a fishing settlement and as a base for rabbit hunters. By 360 G.E., the town had developed a large tourism industry due to a large and frequent influx of visitors from the nearby city of Palemyaing.

### Etymology:

The name Shwe Pin literally translates to "golden tree" and references the town's acacia trees that were planted by early settlers.
Yaytwe Bloc

The **Yaytwe Bloc** is a political party in the Union of Kaungkinmyay. The party's membership is comprised solely of residents of the Yaytwe region and it only runs candidates within this region in national Senate elections. The party has existed since 352 G.E., when governmental officials from Yaytwe formed a political alliance to promote policies that they believed to be in the interests of the region.
Sato Cabinet

The **Sato Cabinet** was the 59th Government of the Imperial Republic of Shingō during the 71st session of Parliament. It was sworn in on 5 January 374 following Hiroki Mori's resignation as prime minister and dismissed on 8 January 375 after the 72nd National Election. It was preceded by the H. Mori War Cabinet and succeeded by the First Suzuki Cabinet. Led by Prime Minister Daisuke Sato, it included members of the Conservative Party and the Shingō Independence Party.

*\*Deputy Prime Minister is not an official cabinet position; however, its manner of appointment is similar to that of cabinet ministers so it is included in the following list of cabinet members*
62nd Tsukimotoan National Election

The **62nd Tsukimotoan National Election** was held on 5 March 383 to determine the composition of the Congress of the Republic of Tsukimoto. Voters elected 50 members to the national legislature, 15 from single-member electorates and 35 from closed party lists. Voting was restricted to men above the age of 21 who fulfilled property requirements. Official results from the election were released on the following day.

Since the last election, incumbent President Nam Hyeon-woo and the Solidarity Party had presided over a relatively stable economy in which unemployment decreased by 3%. During the campaigning period, Hyeon-Woo vowed to reduce corruption, create a public housing program, and hold an independence referendum in Dae-Bugjjog if he won re-election with a majority government. Gyeong Sang-hun, the leader of the Constitutional Democracy Party, repeatedly criticized Hyeon-woo throughout his Presidency for his defunding of the military. The President countered these criticisms by citing his aggressive, no-tolerance foreign policy towards non democratic countries like Senam. Polls conducted in the final weeks before the election predicted a large victory for the Solidarity Party, as the Constitutional Democracy Party struggled to recover from a regional corruption scandal that occurred only 3 weeks prior.

In the election, the Solidarity Party won 30 seats, providing President Nam Hyeon-woo with a majority government for his second term in office. The Constitutional Democracy Party saw a net loss of 6 seats, and the Labor and Libertarian Parties also saw losses. The only other party to gain seats was the Minority Interest Party, which gained 1 seat.

It was the worst defeat ever suffered by the Constitutional Democracy Party and one of the biggest margins of victory ever won by a party in the post-revolutionary history of Tsukimoto. Additionally, it gave rise to the first majority government since the presidency of Kim Woo-jin, which ended in 373.

This election began the tradition of inaugurating all new members of Congress the day after the election. After prior elections, new members did not assume their positions until several months had passed.
Social Liberal Party

The **Social Liberal Party** was a political party in the Republic of Tsukimoto that existed from 273 G.E. until its dissolution and reformation into the Solidarity Party in 349 G.E. The party was generally socially progressive; however, the party has been described as a catch-all party for those who opposed the Constitutional Democracy Party, which was in power throughout the majority of the Social Liberal Party's existence.

The party was formed by a coalition of populists and ethnic minorities in Tsukimoto who saw the policies of the Constitutional Democracy Party as increasingly elitist and favorable towards ethnic Tsukimotoans. The Social Liberals gained control over Congress during the government of President Park Il-Seong, which lasted for eight years (two terms). Support for the party, however, would decline sharply in 312 after the Constitutional Democracy Party adopted policies which sought to aid minority groups across the country.
Taung Moe

Taung Moe (တောင်မိုး) is a town located in the north of the Yaytwe region in the Union of Kaungkinmyay. It is situated along the Yaytwe River, which runs from northern Yaytwe down to the Niyah region. Taung Moe is notable for its unique style of architecture characterized by hay roofs and cobblestone walls, which are both uncommon throughout the rest of Kaungkinmyay.
Restoration Party

*Not to be confused with the Imperial Restoration Party, a political party during the Empire of Shingō.*

The **Restoration Party** (Shingōan: 維新会, *Ishin-kai*), previously known as the **Shingō Independence Party**, is a political party in the Imperial Republic of Shingō. The party has been described as a populist, nationalist, and militaristic, and it generally operates in opposition to most mainstream political parties. The Restoration Party advocates for increased military spending, military expansion campaigns to the north of Hiraya, the dissolution of the Central Tōkai Union, and Shingōan nationalism. The party has received criticism for having vocally ethnic-Shingōan supremacist members.

Ever since its poor performance in the 77th Shingōan National Election, the party has had no representation on the national level in Parliament.

The party was founded in 365 G.E. and was heavily influenced by the newly-formed National Party in the Republic of Tsukimoto. At the time of its creation, the party advocated fiercely for the dissolution of the Central Tōkai Union, arguing that it placed an undue burden on Shingō and reduced its independence as a nation. Many members of the party have additionally voiced their desire to return political power to the Imperial Family and some have argued that the nation's capital should be moved back to the imperial capital of Ōyama. The party frequently coordinates with the National Party, and the two often contribute funds to each other.

The Restoration Party (then called the Shingō Independence Party) operated in a coalition government with the Conservative Party from 367 to 375 during the prime ministerships of Hiroki Mori and Daisuke Sato. The party played a major role in pushing the Mori government to initiate the Second Shingō-Sabun War. Consequently, the Conservative Party's successor, the Reform Party, has refused to enter coalitions with the party.
Tsukimoto Provinces

\*Information about the (alphabetically-sorted) provinces of Tsukimoto, plus the Maritime Territories

## Gijang Province

### Government

Premier: Ree Jeong-ho (Constitutional Democracy Party)

#### Legislative Assembly

Seats: 15

Government: Constitutional Democracy Party (7)

* Supply and Confidence: Frontier Party (3)

Opposition: Solidarity Party (4)

Crossbench: National Party (1)

## Honbetsu Province

### Government

Premier: Park Dong-min (Solidarity Party)

#### Legislative Assembly

Seats: 15

Government: Solidarity Party (8)

Opposition: Constitutional Democracy Party (5)

Crossbench: Free Alliance (2)

## Jinan Province

### Government

Premier: Gim Jung-hoon (Constitutional Democracy Party)

#### Legislative Assembly

Seats: 12

Government: Constitutional Democracy Party (5), Frontier Party (3)

Opposition: Solidarity Party (2)

Crossbench: National Party (1)

Abstaining: Windsoran Separatist Party (1)

## Limburg Province

#### Legislative Assembly

Seats: 15

Government: Solidarity Party (7), Minority Interest Party (4)

Opposition: Constitutional Democracy Party (3)

Crossbench: Free Alliance (1)

## Wakuya

#### Legislative Assembly

Seats: 15

Government: Solidarity Party (8)

Opposition: Constitutional Democracy Party (4)

Crossbench: Free Alliance (3)

## Maritime Territories

### Government

Premier: Choi Ki-ha (Constitutional Democracy Party)

#### Legislative Assembly

Seats: 5

Government: Constitutional Democracy Party (3)

Opposition: Solidarity Party (1)

Crossbench: National Party (1)
Senamic War of Independence

United Senamic clan forces regain full control over colonial-occupied Senam.

## Belligerents

United Senamic Clans* Yesmari Clan
* Ulema Clan
* Rekesh Clan

Kingdom of Windsor

Kingdom of Rösdal

## Commanders

Ragima Sulari

Tenar Umen

Anesh Nebem

Commander William Esquire

Lieutenant-commander Olhan Azema

## Casualties

**United Senamic Clans:**

~3,200

**Kingdom of Rösdal:**

~3,500

**Kingdom of Windsor:**

~2,900

The **Senamic War of Independence** describes a the conflict between regional Senamic warlords against the colonial powers of Rösdal and Windsor. The war is generally recognized as having begun on 4 March 360 G.E., when the leaders of the three largest Senamic clans met to jointly declare their alliance in the "noble war against foreign tyranny." The conflict would last just under two months, making it one of the shortest major wars in history. The surrender of Rösdalan and Windsoran forces on April 20th resulted in Senam gaining full political independence from foreign powers, and colonial officials from both Rösdal and Windsor were promptly expelled.

In just the first two weeks after the beginning of the war, Senamic forces launched a series of coordinated attacks against colonial garrison positions across the western coast of Senam. In these attacks, Senamic forces destroyed roads, bridges, watchtowers, and other key pieces of infrastructure that connected colonial positions across the region. With the colonial regimes of both Rösdal and Windsor having dismissed the threat of Senamic forces taking control of the area, garrison positions in the area were consequently left weakened and undersupplies, allowing them to be easily surrounded and destroyed by Senamic soldiers.

By the time that the governments of Rösdal and Windsor had come to fully acknowledge the threat posed by advancing forces, Senamic soldiers had gained almost full control of the region, only excluding the colonial-occupied capital of Netar. A combined total of only two reinforcement brigades arrived from mainland Rösdal and Windsor throughout the entirety of the war, allowing Senamic forces to drastically outnumber colonial forces.

The instruments of surrender were signed by representatives of the Kingdom of Rösdal and the Kingdom of Windsor respectively on 20 April 360. These instruments fully recognized the sovereignty of the Senamic nation and stated that Rösdal and Windsor would vow to refrain from any further interferences in the domestic affairs of the Senamic people. The following year, the Yesmari Clan, under the leadership of Chief Ragima Sulari, would subdue rival warlords and conquer the entirety of Senam, leading to the formation of the Empire of Senam.
Ankikan War of Independence

### Result

Pro-independence Ankikan victory - The Independent State of Ankika receives full control over Ankikan lands.

## Belligerents

**Independence Forces:**

Ankikan Independence Forces

**Imperial Union:**

Empire of Kaldania

Ankika Commissariat

## Commanders

**Independence Forces:**

Acting President Nisoraki Visona

General Harinak Bosran

**Imperial Union:**

Chancellor Josef Schulz

Emperor Philipp von Brandt

Field Marshall Richard Schmidt

Acting Governor Narokan Vinasi

Garrison Commander Rosik Marinak

## Casualties

**Independence Forces:**

~3,400

**Imperial Union:**

~3,100

The **Ankikan War of Independence** was a conflict fought between pro-independence forces of the Independent State of Ankika and the Empire of Kaldania. After the Imperial Republic of Shingō became involved in the conflict on January 1, 347 G.E., the war escalated into the Great Reclamation War, also known as the Continuation War. Excluding the period of conflict that occurred during the Great Reclamation War, the Ankikan War of Independence lasted from September 26, 337 until January 1, 347. The war resulted in the government and military of the Imperial Commissariat of Ankika, a Kaldanian satellite state, being removed from power. The Independent State of Ankika subsequently obtained full sovereignty over Ankikan territory.

## Preface to War

Prior to the outbreak of full-scale war, civilian uprisings had occurred on several occasions against the Ankika Commissariat. Major clashes between pro-independence forces and the Kaldanian-led Ankika Commissariat took place throughout 337 G.E., with the most notable occuring on February 3, February 27, September 8, and September 9 respectively.

The uprising of February 3 took place in the capital city of Habzdad, where pro-independence forces attempted to march to the Ankikan Senate Building, which had housed the Commissariat government at the time. On February 27, military and political officials who had been exiled from Ankika following the country's defeat in the Second Tōkai War returned to aid pro-independence protesters and partisans, leading to several skirmishes between garrison forces and independence forces. On September 8, pro-independence forces surrounded the Royal Palace, the residence of the chief governor of the commissariat, Narokan Vinasi. The surrounding guards and military police were overwhelmed and the chief governor was killed on the same day. In response to these actions, the Empire of Kaldania deployed three military units to Habzdad and its surrounding regions with the goal of putting down the rebellion. Following this move by Kaldania, the Imperial Republic of Shingō began supplying pro-independence Ankikan forces with weapons and equipment. By September 26, pro-independence forces had taken full control of Habzdad and proclaimed the establishment of the Independent State of Ankika, marking the official beginning of the war.
Lady Margaret

Margaret was the mother of Henry I Of Willow creek and the grandmother of Antony I Of Willow creek

Information :

Birth : 18 April 972

Death : 17 May 1057 ( aged 85 )

Relatives :

Unnamed Parents

Clarissa , Duchess Of Sussex ( Younger Sister )

Henry I ( Son )

Joseph I , King Of Brindleton Bay ( Son )

Marie , Duchess Of Goth ( Daughter )

Catalina , Queen Of France ( Granddaughter by Henry )

Antony I ( Grandson By Henry )

Catherina , queen Of France ( Granddaughter by Henry )

Joan , Duchess Of York ( Granddaughter By Joseph )

Amelia , Queen Of Oasis Springs ( Granddaughter by Joseph )

Josephine , Duchess Of Diego ( Granddaughter By Joseph )

Philip I , King Of Bridleton Bay ( Granddaughter by Joseph )

Countess Eleanor Of Sheffield ( Granddaughter By Marie )

Lady Anne Of Blackpool ( granddaughter by Marie )

William , Duke Of Blackpool ( Grandson By Marie )

Queen Consort Helena ( Daughter in Law )

Margaret Outlived Her son Henry who died in 1045 , and daughter Marie who also died In 1045 ) her son Joseph outlived her by 10 years . Margaret died of old age at 85 .
Tatsugō

**Tatsugō** (龍郷町, *Tatsugō-chō*) is a town located in the center of Hanaoka prefecture in the Imperial Republic of Shingō. The town boasts scenic views of the nearby Iwaki mountain range and hosts several local attractions, such as the Tatsugō Zoo. Tatsugō is also known for its unique style of roof architecture that incorporates jade and other rare stones from nearby mountains.

### History

Tatsugō is recorded as having been founded around 120 G.E. by Shingōan explorers and settlers who established the town for mining purposes. The town is also theorized to have been established partly due to the Shingōan government's desire to better control bodies of water in the region.

### Etymology

The name Tatsugō (龍郷) contains the characters for "dragon" and "settlement."
Tsukimotoan Language

**Tsukimotoan** (수케어, *Su'ke-eo*) is a language spoken throughout Tōkai, primarily in Tsukimoto where it is the most commonly spoken language. It is recognized as a minority language in Shingō, where it is also commonly taught in schools as a second language. Modern linguists generally classify Tsukimotoan as a language isolate and its connection to languages such as Shingōan is unclear. The linguistic homeland of Tsukimotoan is suggested to be somewhere in the Gijang region (modern-day Gijang Province in Tsukimoto). Modern Tsukimotoan is written in Pyojun Sseugi, also known as Pyojun. Modern Pyojun uses 24 basic letters and 27 complex letters. In the early 100s G.E., the Shingōan writing system was utilized throughout the Tsukimoto Islands as the de-facto writing system of Tsukimotoan; however, this practice is believed to have ended around 200 G.E.
Ōsato

**Ōsato** (Shingōan: 大郷市, *Ōsato-shi*) is a city situated along two islands in northern Ōyama prefecture in the Imperial Republic of Shingō. The city has a strong local fishing and seafood industry and is notable for its historic architecture of small, traditional houses.

### History

The city is believed to have been founded by Shingōan explorers and settlers in the late 30s G.E. for the purpose of exporting fish and crops to the rest of the country.

Throughout the following decades, the city became known for its gambling scene and hosted some of the largest casinos in the nation. Ōsato is also known in modern times for its seafood exports, as the city is home to several large fish markets.

### Etymology

The name Ōsato (大郷), containing the characters for "big" and "settlement," is believed to have its roots in the city's initial role as a fishing settlement.
Yakumo

**Yakumo** (Shingōan: 八雲島, *Yakumo-shima*) is an island village located just off the northern coast of Nishikado prefecture in the Imperial Republic of Shingō. The town primarily functions as a local trade hub and its several shops and businesses facilitate commerce between Shingō and travelers from other nations and regions.

### History:

While the island had functioned as a temporary docking point for explorers and travelers for several centuries, Yakumo was not built upon or settled until 362 G.E., when the local city government of Shinkō funded construction projects on the island. Construction on the base foundation and seawalls of the island were finished later that year; however, settlers would not arrive until mid-363.

Throughout the first three years of its existence, the settled island was managed and treated legally as a territorial extension of the city of Shinkō. The city government, therefore, exercised nearly complete control over the affairs of the island, most notably those of its economic activities. However, as the island became more populated, many of its inhabitants would come to express pro-independence sentiments with regards to its current status as part of the city of Shinkō. After a referendum was held on 4 October 365 G.E., in which an overwhelming majority of the island's residents (>91%) voted to become an independent village, the Shingōan National Government declared that Yakumo would become a separate village. On 1 March 366, The island village of Yakumo established its own local government with which it could manage its own affairs.

### Etymology:

The name Yakumo (八雲) contains the characters for "eight" and "clouds" and is believed to describe multi-layered clouds that are often seen in the sky of the sea.
Wadomari

**Wadomari** (和泊村, *Wadomari-mura*) is a small village located in the Iwaki Mountain Range of Hanaoka prefecture in the Imperial Republic of Shingō.

The village is known by inhabitants of the local region as a popular camping and vacation spot, and the village hosts several nature-related attractions including the Iwaki campsite and onsen.

### History and Etymology

The village is documented as having been founded in 332 G.E., however, several structures located within the village predate its founding. Kasuga Shrine, one of Wadomari's most notable attractions, is believed to have been constructed as far back as 160 G.E.

The name Wadomari (和泊) contains the characters for "peace" and "nights." This is believed to be in reference to the village's status as a popular tourist spot.
Republican Party

The **Republican Party** (Shingōan: 共和党, *Kyōwatō*) is a political party in the Imperial Republic of Shingō that was founded in 393 G.E. It has been described as a single-issue party concerned with the abolition of the Shingōan Imperial Family, Imperial System, and other remnants of the country's monarchist and aristocratic past.

The party fielded candidates in several elections for members of prefectural legislative assemblies and city councils; however, none of their candidates received enough votes to gain entry into any legislative or governing body. The party has yet to field any candidates in a national-level election.
Sitelen pi kama

The **sitelen pi kama**, roughly translating to "**story of the beginning**" or "**account of the events**", is a religious text believed by practitioners of Jan Sewi to detail the events of the formation of the nation of Ma Telan. The text is meant to be read as part of the Shinjiki, a religious text in the Kamitomo religion. Its true number of chapters is unknown as many sections have been lost or destroyed. Additionally, several new texts have been made in recent history which attempt to add onto the story. The first chapter is considered canon by almost all practitioners of Jan Sewi; however, nearly all of the following chapters are debated over by opposing sects of the religion.

The true authorship of the *sitelen pi kama* is unknown; however, many practitioners believe that the creator god Mupasi (Mubashi in Kamitomo) either instructed the first Pajano (leader of Ma Telan) to write the text or instructed a holy scribe to write the text. All of the sitelen pi kama is written in the traditional *sitelen sitelen* script of the Toki Telan language, making it difficult for foreigners and those not literate in the script to understand.

## Chapter 1

Chapter 1 of the *sitelen pi kama* details the journey of Mupasi to the islands of Ma Telan and his encounters with the people there and their leader. This chapter establishes the religious significance of the leader of Ma Telan, who is given the title Pajano (a tradition that is still done today). The Pajano is designated as the protector of the people of Ma Telan and is bestowed certain religious power and authority by Mupasi.

Transcript:

tenpo pini la jan sewi Mupasi li kama e ma Telan. Mupasi li lukin e kulupu e jan lawa.

(during the final days, the god Mupasi traveled to the land of Ma Telan. Mupasi observed the tribes and their leader.)

nimi pi jan lawa li Pajano. Pajano li wawa. ona li ken utala e akesi suli.

(The name of their leader was Pajano. Pajano was confident and strong. He could fend off and defeat great "dragons"/"beasts".)

ona li ken kama e seli suli kepeken luka. ona li selo e jan pi ma Telan kepeken wawa ona.

(He could summon great fires and flames with his bare hands. He protected the people of Ma Telan with his great power.)

Mupasi li tawa lon ma Telan, ona li kama lon tomo pi Pajano. Pajano la Mupasi li toki e ni:

(Mupasi traveled across the land of Ma Telan, and he came to the residence of Pajano. He spoke to Pajano, asking:)

sina olin mute e jan pi ma anu seme? Pajano o, sina wile ala wile selo e jan pi ma Telan?

(You love with all your heart the people of this world, do you not? Oh Pajano, do you or do you not wish to protect the people of Ma Telan?)

mi olin mute e jan mute mi! mi wile selo e jan pi ma Telan! Pajano li toki e ni.

("I love my people with all my heart! I wish to protect the people of Ma Telan!" Pajano said.)

tan kute e ni la, Mupasi li kama lon kulupu pi jan ma Telan. o jan ma Telan, Pajano li jan lawa pi sina!

(After hearing this, Mupasi went to the tribes of Ma Telanese people. "Oh people of Ma Telan! Pajano is your leader and protector!")
The Lost Soldier

The **Lost Soldier** (Shingōan: 迷える兵, *Mayoeru-hei*) is an apparition believed to occasionally appear in Shingō's Abira prefecture. The apparition reportedly bears a striking resemblance to that of Shingōan soldiers in the Great Tōkai War, and bears a single, concealed sword. According to local legends, the lost soldier appears to lone travelers and informs them that he has been separated from the rest of his company and proceeds to ask the traveler for information and directions. If one finds themselves in this situation, various stories recommend that they follow certain steps in order to guarantee their safety. Travelers are encouraged to provide assistance to the lost soldier, as some stories claim that the ghost will become angry upon having his requests refused. Travelers should ideally respond by saying, "the rest of your company has relocated to the Abira Wartime Cemetery." Upon hearing this, the ghost will state that he is not familiar with that location and will proceed to ask for the traveler to guide him to it. Upon arriving at the cemetery, the ghost is expected to disappear, and the traveler will then be free to leave. Under no circumstances should the traveler inform the lost soldier that the war has ended, as doing so is believed to enrage the ghost.

While the majority of alleged sightings of the lost soldier are reported in Abira prefecture, small numbers of supposed sightings are rumored to have occurred in the neighboring prefecture of Hanaoka. Certain adaptations of this legend claim that the ghost will take pity upon those who have lost loved ones through war and will present them with a charm of good fortune.
Tsukimoto Towns

\*Note - filled stars indicate national capitals, clear stars indicate local capitals

*The title of national capital is held by the twin cities of Ikeda and Niihama, and both share the duties of hosting the national government. Additionally, both cities function as the local capitals of their respective provinces, Wakuya and Honbetsu.*

#### Gijang Province (기장도)

* Cities
	+ Damyang (담양읍, *Dam-yang-eub*)

#### Honbetsu Province (本別州)

* Cities
	+ Niihama (新居浜市, *Niihama-shi*) ★✰

#### Limburg Province

* Cities
	+ Steinerville ✰

#### Wakuya Province (涌谷州)

* Cities
	+ Ikeda (池田市, *Ikeda-shi*) ★✰
	+ Saigane (西金市, *Saigane-shi*)
* Towns
	+ Yuza (遊佐町, Yuza-chō)

#### Maritime Territories

* Towns / Villages
	+ Namjjog (남쪽 섬, *namjjog seom*)
Weian Laborers Association

The **Weian Laborers Association** (WLA) is a political party dedicated to the promotion of ethnic Weian interests on the national level in the Imperial Republic of Shingō. The WLA was initially a faction of the Weian Interest Party, which also had a platform centered on Weian issues and had existed since 353 G.E. In addition to its focus on Weian interests, the WLA has also adopted political stances on more broad and diverse issues. Specifically, the party has called for increased railway investment, an end to the funding of "expensive colonial projects," greater autonomy for local schools, and stronger civil rights protections for all ethnic minorities.

The WLA split off from the Weian Interest Party in September of 393 after major disagreements between head party figures over leadership styles, campaign strategy, and fund allocation culminated in certain high-ranking members defecting from the party. The defecting members then launched a public campaign against the Weian Interest Party, criticizing it for its perceived ineffectiveness, failure to make process on the local government level, and for being out of touch with its constituents. In the 79th Shingōan National Election, which occurred in January 396, the WLA's parliamentary candidate for representative of Dalang successfully defeated the candidate from the Weian Interest Party.

With regards to Weian rights and interests, the party has advocated for the creation of a new, distinctly Weian prefecture in order to ensure authentic Weian self-governance. It has also called for Weian local governments to be given the right to more closely scrutinize and refuse land redevelopment projects, which have historically displaced ethnic Weians while providing housing and services catered towards wealthy Shingōans.
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Second Kobayashi Cabinet

The **Second** **Kobayashi Cabinet** is the 66th Government of the Imperial Republic of Shingō during the 78th session of Parliament. It was sworn in on 29 May 394, 21 days after the 78th National Election, and was preceded by the First Kobayashi Cabinet. Led by Prime Minister Shōgo Kobayashi, it includes members of the Reform Party and the Center Party, plus Tsuyoshi Taira, a former general of the Shingōan military, and Hiroyuki Yonezu, a former appeals court judge.

*\*Deputy Prime Minister is not an official cabinet position; however, its manner of appointment is similar to that of cabinet ministers so it is included in the following list of cabinet members*
Second Nam Cabinet

The **Second Nam Cabinet**, was the 53rd Government of the Republic of Tsukimoto during the 62nd legislative session of Congress. It was sworn in on 7 March 383, two days after the 62nd National Election, and dismissed on 3 March 387. It was preceded by the First Nam Cabinet and succeeded by the Third An Cabinet. Led by President Nam Hyeon-Woo, it was comprised of members of the Solidarity Party, plus Choi Won-Jin, a nonpartisan former attorney.
Treaty of Nishikō

## Overview

The **Treaty of Nishikō** was a peace treaty, signed on 12 December 372 G.E., that ended the Shingō-Sabun War between the Imperial Republic of Shingō and the Tribe of Olkawa, on one side, and the Tribe of Sabun on the other.

The settlement provided for the end of hostilities between the two sides and granted the Republic of Shingō full control and jurisdiction over the disputed region of Hiraya, also known as Emkal. Sabun agreed to renounce its claims over the territory and pledged to a full withdrawal of all its military and civilian personnel from the region.

## Contents

Transcript:

Treaty of Nishikou

Hiroki Mori, Prime Minister of the Imperial Republic of Shingou and Commander in Chief of the Shingoan Armed Forces,

Gorou Kamiya, Supreme Commander of Coalition Forces in Hiraya,

Haqem Solama, representing the people and military of the Honorable Tribe of Olkawa,

Sedil Aqhaila, representing the people and military of the Tribe of Sabun

Desirous to terminate the present hostilities, agree on the following Articles.

1. The Sabunese Forces, as well as all belligerents who have engaged in armed conflict against the Shingoan or Olkawan military, will forthwith lay down their Arms, handing over all Weapons, Explosives, Potions, and Munitions of War, in their possession or under their control, and desist from any further resistance to the Authority of the Sovereign Imperial Republic of Shingou and the Honorable Tribe of Olkawa.

2. All Militants in the field who have engaged or planned to engage in acts of resistance against the sovereign peacekeeping forces of the Imperial Republic of Shingou and the Honorable Tribe of Olkawa will forthwith surrender peacefully and speedily to representative officers and soldiers of the Shingouan Military. The militants so surrendering or so returning will not be deprived of their fundamental human rights.

3. The Imperial Republic of Shingou will receive full control and jurisdiction over the region known as Hiraya or Emkal and its affairs. This region will be fully incorporated within the Imperial Republic of Shingou in the form of Hiraya Prefecture, whose citizens shall receive the full benefits granted to citizens and prefectural governments by the Constitution of the Imperial Republic of Shingou.

Signed at the Town of Nishikou on this twelfth day of December in the year of the General Era Three Hundred and Seventy Two, and in the year of the Reign of His Highness Emperor Kazumasa Four.

[Signed]

Hiroki Mori, Gorou Kamiya, Hakem Solama, Sedil Akhaila