Bolivia

Bolivia is a nation of South America ... Bolivia is a nation of 10 million inhabitants, located between Peru and Brazil ...

*Bolivia is located on the Andes Plateau, in the middle is a valley area, and agriculture is developed, and many large cities are concentrated here.*

*The northern part of the Bolivian Plateau has fertile land and is a densely populated area; the southern part is a dry desert area with few people and only scattered small towns formed by the development of minerals.*

(Chapter 70)

Because Bolivia's habitable places are mainly in the central region, the south and north belong to the plateau region, and the altitude reaches more than five kilometers, and the highest peak is above six kilometers. Between East and West Cordillera is a vast prairie. Only those who have sufficient red blood cells and have the ability to absorb a small amount of thin air can live in this area all year round.

Bolivian Indians have lived here for generations and naturally adapted to the environment here...

(Chapter 80)

Bolivia is a republic ...

Bolivia is in perennial tension with the indigenous peoples and Aymara tribes and at the same time, Bolivia is in perennial tension with Brazil ...

## Background

The Bolivian rule center is around the first-tier cities of Sucre and La Paz, this is the "Core area" of Bolivia

In the half-century after Bolivia's independence, Bolivia adopted the *"Cordillero rule*". The so-called *"Cordillo"* refers to a group of military leaders or paramilitary leaders that emerged during the Bolivian Independence War. The landlord class exploited the indigenous Indians for benefits and used force to maintain their rule.

After Bolivia's independence, general leaders and landlord classes of different factions fought for power. In the century after independence, Bolivia suffered a total of 190 armed coups of various types, and 6 of the 40 presidents were assassinated. Therefore, Bolivia's political turmoil continues. Repeated defeats in foreign wars.

(Chapter 80)

*Bolivia is different. Bolivia has the highest percentage of Indians in South America. Indigenous Indians make up half of the country ’s total population.*

*And unlike the Peruvian Indians who created the Inca civilization, there are many Indian indigenous peoples in Bolivia, more than forty people large and small,*

*These nations have a low level of civilization, and even after occupying the majority of the country ’s population, they still suffer the oppression of the descendants of European immigrants and the mestizo mixed race after independence,*

*Until the reforms of Bolivia in the late twentieth century, Indian talents acquired their own land.*

*In a way, Li Mingyuan sympathizes with the Indians in Bolivia. They are simple and gentle, and have the same hardworking characteristics as the Chinese. Of course, hardworking and non-aggressive characteristics also lead to the fate of the entire country of Bolivia.*

*In previous lives, Bolivia first lost the estuary of the Pacific Ocean in the Guano War, and then was defeated by Paraguay in the Chaco War. Both battles lost, and even lost their land. Bolivia gradually became the bottom country in South America. .*

(Chapter 75)

## Armed Forces

the Bolivian Army only has one land army, made up of 100,000 soldiers

the Bolivian army is concentrated in the border area between Peru and Bolivia, and the Bolivian area of Lake Titicaca

in La Paz, the capital of Bolivia, there is a military garrison, which goes from 3000 soldiers to 10,000 soldiers

## The War Against the South American Chinese Army

after the "South American Chinese Kingdom" has conquered Peru, the South American Chinese Indipendent Army goes to Bolivia ...

At the start of the conflict, the Bolivian Army is concentrated at the border area across Bolivia and Peru...

In La Paz, the capital of Bolivia, there are located 3000 Bolivian soldiers, there are the local garrison...

after the rebellion of the Chinese workers in the Peruvian mines and during the Invasion of Bolivia, there was a rebellion of the indigenous peoples of Bolivia, who after years of oppression by the Bolivian government, rebelled against the Bolivian government, waging a war of rebellion against the Bolivian army and taking control of the northern territories of Bolivia ...

starting from Peru, the South American Chinese Kingdom, launches an invasion of Bolivia ...

spreading in the Bolivian territory, the South American Chinese Army frees the territories of the indigenous peoples and the Aymara tribes, from the control of the Bolivian army ...

during the military campaign, the indigenous Aymara, join the South American Chinese Kingdom, which is joined by an army of Aymara rebels ...

during the war, the Aymara and the indigenous peoples of Bolivia allied themselves with Li Mingyuan's Chinese Independent Army, forming a common front against the Bolivian army...

the invasion of Bolivia by the Chinese Independent Army causes a mass rebellion of the Aymara and indigenous peoples of Bolivia against the Bolivian government...

the Bolivian army finds itself fighting both against the Chinese Independent Army and against the rebellion of Aymara and indigenous Peruvian peoples...

the South American Chinese Army, conquering large portions of Bolivian territory, besieges the cities of Sucre and La Paz, heavily fortified cities, with high defensive walls ...

in Bolivia, an internal conflict arises between Adolfo and Melgarejo: Adolfo wants cooperation with the "South American Chinese Kingdom", while Melgarejo opposes the South American Chinese Kingdom "

Li Mingyuan, signs an alliance between the South American Chinese Kingdom and the Aymara rebellion of Bolivia ...

the Aymara tribes, to fight the Bolivian Army, create a tribal alliance, joining together in a united front, or the Aymara Tribal Alliance, which allies with the South American Chinese Independence Army, to fight against the Bolivian Army ...

the war is won by the Chinese-Aymara forces, who besiege and conquer the cities of La Paz and Sucre, the two largest cities of Bolivia, defeating the Bolivian army, led by General Melgarejo and General Adolfo...

in Sucre, peace negotiations are held between the conflicting parties, which definitively establish peace in Bolivia...

in the peace negotiations, the Bolivian government is forced to give numerous concessions to the Aymara indigenous people, giving them greater rights and more space...

after the war, the Indian Autonomous Region was created, an autonomous region of the Aymara indigenous people, located in Northern La Paz, national and sovereign territory of the Aymara indigenous people, which has the political and military protection of the South American Chinese Kingdom...

after the war, the Aymara Tribal Alliance was created, an alliance and union of the Aymara tribes of Bolivia, which became the major government and institution of the indigenous Aymara...

the new Bolivian government is co-managed between the Chinese and the indigenous Aymara...

but the Empire of Brazil threatens to launch a military invasion of Bolivia...

*Siege of La Paz*

*Siege of Sucre*

## Characters

*Meljia Rejo*: The President of Bolivia

*Adolfo*

*Mariano*

*General Melgarejo*: General of Bolivian Army

*General Medellin*

*Major Bavi*

## Organizations

*Aymara Tribes*

*Aymara Tribal Alliance*

## Locations

*La Paz*

*Sucre*