Heavenly Imperial State of China

The Heavenly Imperial State of China is a rogue state located in the region of Beijing which is in the Fengtian Government. The Fengtian Government ignores them and considers them a annoying rebellious province that is unable to rebel against the government. The Imperial State is ruled by the Kong Dynasty which is the noble house descended from the legendary philosopher, Confucius. The State was created by monarchists who saw Puyi as a traitor and a loyalist to the Empire of Japan.

## History

### World War I

Puyi was declared the Maharajah (High King) of Manchukuo and he decided to only rule the manchu homeland as Manchukuo became a Japanese Puppet State as the rest of North China became part of the Japanese Puppet Republic known as the Fengtian Government ruled by Zhang Zuolin. This had angered Nationalist Monarchists and the Eight Banner Army who united under Sun Chuanfang and Prince Tuan and they conquered Beijing and declared a new Dynasty as the Nobles descended from the legendary philosopher, Confucius known as the Kong Nobles. Their current head Kong Lingyi, Duke Yansheng became the Heavenly Empreror-King of all China.

### After World War I

Sun Chuafang waged war against the Fengtian Government, but it sadly lost no thanks to the fact that Manchukuo and the Kingdom of Korea attacked Beijing. Tuan angered at the forces for the foolish decision demanded that Sun meet with Generalissimo Zuolin and they negotiate a ceasefire and apologize before Zhang wipes the floor with them. Sun agrees as he then negotiates with Zuolin himself as they agreed to the ceasefire as Korea and Manchuria then leave.

The Nation focused on working on stabilizing it's economy after the crazy crusade against the Japanese Puppet States. However the duel with Japanese Puppet States got Japan's attention as they decided to wipe out the Nationalist Imperial State before they loose their gains in the war.

## Government

The Government is a Absolute Monarchy in which the Heavenly Emperor-King has absolute power over all of the population of Beijing for he is the Lord and Master of China chosen to rule over the nation by the Heavenly Mandate. The Emperor-King is in charge of all religious institutions, schools, businesses and the military. The Government however is under control of the Military Clique dominated by a Supreme Warlord and Deputy Warlord and a confederation that consists of the leaders of the Boxer Rebels and Military Cliques of Beijing under domination of Sun Chuafang. Yang Wenkai is the Head Councilor of the Imperial Court in which he is in charge both the Imperial Council which consists of the Court Officials (Members of the Imperial Family, Mandarins, Eunuchs and Priests) and the Nobility Council which consists of all the Aristocrats (Lords, Ladies, Barons, Baronesses, Counts, Countesses, Dukes, Duchesses, Honorary Princes, Honorary Princesses, The Heads of the most powerful noble houses of Beijing, Businessmen, Businesswomen and Military Officials of Noble Blood.)

## Military

The Military is a large army that is under command of Emperor and his Imperial Chancellor through the Military Officials of Noble Blood, the Armed forces consist of members of the Society of Righteous Harmonious Fists (aka Boxer Rebels) and they surround the city of Beijing with a navy that consists of 12 Patrol Boats guarding the coast of Beijing to defend it from Korea, Manchuria and the Japanese as the Army defends Beijing on land as they defend it from Fengtian.

## Foreign Relations

* Bad Relations with Fengtian Government as they see them as a threat. They see the Maharajahnate of Manchukuo as a farce and a Japanese Puppet and they hate Puyi for submitting to the Japanese. However Tuan has no remorse for Ronglou's Maternal Grandson for he is weak and loyal to the Japanese and Tuan even considers his dynasty illegitimate and unworthy for the throne of China as he sees the Kong Dynasty descended from Confucius worthy as Confucius was a pure and Heavenly man who helped define China as a civilization.