goododa
Nov 08, 2001, 04:24 AM
This was a huge world. There were 6 continents, the Western Continent, where the Japanese, Indians, Germans, Russians, and Chinese were from, the Eastern Continent, where the Egyptians, Americans, Romans, and Greeks lived, the Northern Continent, where the French and English stood, the Northeastern Continent, the homes of the Babylonians, Persians, and the Aztecs, and the Central Continent, where the Iroquois stood in isolation.
In 5000 B. C., the nomadic Chinese tribes were united under a great leader, Huang Ti, and settled down. The first town of the Chinese was Beijing, which later would become the famous capital of the glorious Chinese Empire. Even though the Chinese settled down, they were still a adventurous people. Thus more and more settlers were sent out to explore the world and build cities. The Chinese were one among the earliest civilizations in the world, and her great culture attracted many uncivilized savage tribes. As the culture developed, China's military strength also extensively grew. Perhaps it was time to expand her territories.
Explorers and settlers reported to Emperor Yao that a large jungle was just a few hundreds of kilometres to the south of Beijing. It was called the Dark Jungle. Some settlers made their way to the southern coast of the Continent and set up cities. Soon a civilization, the Zulus, was found near the new city, Chang'an. The Zulus were aggressive against the Chinese, but they had little knowledge and culture. The Zulus were unable to take Chang'an, and China successfully conquered them in a few centuries. The conquest of the Zulu Kingdom was China's first military victory against other civilizations, thus China significantly gained a lot of reputation. More savage tribes joined the Chinese Kingdom and many cities were established at this time. Some significant cities were Nanking, the metropolis in northern China, Shanghai, the industrious city in the mountain ranges, Canton, the coastal city famous for its fishery, and Hankow, the first settlement in the Dark Jungle.
Under Emperor Sun, Chinese philosophy flourished. The explorers encountered the Japanese, Indians, and Russians while exploring. These civilizations were in awe of Chinese culture, and made peace with China. However, conflicts began over land ownership. Russia claimed Chinese territories, but Emperor Sun refused to give up the land. The war between China and Russia started. The explorers from Nanking crossed the mountain ranges on the border, and found the powerful Mongol tribes. The Mongols were fierce warriors, but they admired China and were willing to join her. Mongolia now became part of China. The nomadic tribes moved further north to find suitable places to establish a city. Suddenly they found out that the north was mostly under the Germans, another civilization. The Mongols under Commander Genghis Khan struck the Germans ruthlessly, looting and burning the cities to the ground. The German Emperor finally surrendered unconditionally after Genghis Khan launched a terrible siege to the capital city of Germany. It was the beginning of the Middle Ages, and the north was completely under control of China.
The Great Wall was built to prevent the barbarians and to show the military strength of China. China now entered a Golden Age. The nobles started to fight each other and China was in the state of anarchy. After several decades, Ch'ing Shi Huang Ti, or the First Emperor of Ch'ing, defeated all other warlords and became the monarch of China.
During the warring states in China, almost every Chinese city in the south were captured by the unrighteous Russians. A full-scale war broke out since Ch'ing Shi Huang Ti was a very militaristic ruler. Japan and India remained loyal to China during the war, so the retrieval of Southern China was made possible. Czar Ivan I refused to give up the cities he stole from China in return for peace, therefore, the Chinese army attacked the falling Russian Monarchy. The Chinese overwhelmed the Russians, and Moscow was finally captured. Czar Ivan I was caught and exiled. However, many Russian aristocrats fled the capital and disappeared. Once again China's great victory over Russia became remarkable to the world.
The Chinese were so happy with the kind rulers that they did not want any other types of governments. So even though the idea of the Republic did come up to some wise-men, it was never popular among the commoners. A fleet was sent out to explore the uncharted waters, while Chinese settlers kept on establishing cities on the Continent. The fleet soon discovered the Central Continent. The inhabitants, the Iroquois, were considered an uncivilized and technologically poor nation. The aggressive ruler of China, Emperor Han Gao Zu, decided to "liberate" the people by force. The war against the Iroquois was called the "Liberation of the Central Continent". The Iroquois did not have the military strength to fight back, so finally the chiefdom fell. The Chinese were so proud of themselves because they were now the most technologically advanced and the largest civilization.
China was now able to build large fleets to explore the world and expand her empire. After a few centuries, most of the world map was filled up by trading maps with other civilizations. The Chinese ruler, Cao Cao, felt that Egypt was a perfect target to show her military strength to the world. This would later become a desperate full-scale war. The Chinese army landed on the west coast of the Eastern Continent. The Egyptians were so careless that they lost three cities instantly. The Chinese were winning, but as soon as Egypt realized the threat, they called on the Americans and Greeks for help. The Chinese then asked the Aztecs and the Romans for help. A full-scale war broke out. Egypt was desperately looted by the Chinese army, but rebellions against China constantly happened. The Chinese had lost hundreds of thousands of life to the Egyptian resistance, but they finally wiped off the Egyptians from the Continent. In a few years, the final Egyptian city was destroyed, and the Pharaoh was exiled.
China's last targets were the Americans and Greeks. They were constantly attacking Egyptian cities that were imperialized by China. So they obviously had to be conquered. For now China remained at peace with America and Greece, but someday she would fight them to the bitter end...
"Great History of the World"
In 5000 B. C., the nomadic Chinese tribes were united under a great leader, Huang Ti, and settled down. The first town of the Chinese was Beijing, which later would become the famous capital of the glorious Chinese Empire. Even though the Chinese settled down, they were still a adventurous people. Thus more and more settlers were sent out to explore the world and build cities. The Chinese were one among the earliest civilizations in the world, and her great culture attracted many uncivilized savage tribes. As the culture developed, China's military strength also extensively grew. Perhaps it was time to expand her territories.
Explorers and settlers reported to Emperor Yao that a large jungle was just a few hundreds of kilometres to the south of Beijing. It was called the Dark Jungle. Some settlers made their way to the southern coast of the Continent and set up cities. Soon a civilization, the Zulus, was found near the new city, Chang'an. The Zulus were aggressive against the Chinese, but they had little knowledge and culture. The Zulus were unable to take Chang'an, and China successfully conquered them in a few centuries. The conquest of the Zulu Kingdom was China's first military victory against other civilizations, thus China significantly gained a lot of reputation. More savage tribes joined the Chinese Kingdom and many cities were established at this time. Some significant cities were Nanking, the metropolis in northern China, Shanghai, the industrious city in the mountain ranges, Canton, the coastal city famous for its fishery, and Hankow, the first settlement in the Dark Jungle.
Under Emperor Sun, Chinese philosophy flourished. The explorers encountered the Japanese, Indians, and Russians while exploring. These civilizations were in awe of Chinese culture, and made peace with China. However, conflicts began over land ownership. Russia claimed Chinese territories, but Emperor Sun refused to give up the land. The war between China and Russia started. The explorers from Nanking crossed the mountain ranges on the border, and found the powerful Mongol tribes. The Mongols were fierce warriors, but they admired China and were willing to join her. Mongolia now became part of China. The nomadic tribes moved further north to find suitable places to establish a city. Suddenly they found out that the north was mostly under the Germans, another civilization. The Mongols under Commander Genghis Khan struck the Germans ruthlessly, looting and burning the cities to the ground. The German Emperor finally surrendered unconditionally after Genghis Khan launched a terrible siege to the capital city of Germany. It was the beginning of the Middle Ages, and the north was completely under control of China.
The Great Wall was built to prevent the barbarians and to show the military strength of China. China now entered a Golden Age. The nobles started to fight each other and China was in the state of anarchy. After several decades, Ch'ing Shi Huang Ti, or the First Emperor of Ch'ing, defeated all other warlords and became the monarch of China.
During the warring states in China, almost every Chinese city in the south were captured by the unrighteous Russians. A full-scale war broke out since Ch'ing Shi Huang Ti was a very militaristic ruler. Japan and India remained loyal to China during the war, so the retrieval of Southern China was made possible. Czar Ivan I refused to give up the cities he stole from China in return for peace, therefore, the Chinese army attacked the falling Russian Monarchy. The Chinese overwhelmed the Russians, and Moscow was finally captured. Czar Ivan I was caught and exiled. However, many Russian aristocrats fled the capital and disappeared. Once again China's great victory over Russia became remarkable to the world.
The Chinese were so happy with the kind rulers that they did not want any other types of governments. So even though the idea of the Republic did come up to some wise-men, it was never popular among the commoners. A fleet was sent out to explore the uncharted waters, while Chinese settlers kept on establishing cities on the Continent. The fleet soon discovered the Central Continent. The inhabitants, the Iroquois, were considered an uncivilized and technologically poor nation. The aggressive ruler of China, Emperor Han Gao Zu, decided to "liberate" the people by force. The war against the Iroquois was called the "Liberation of the Central Continent". The Iroquois did not have the military strength to fight back, so finally the chiefdom fell. The Chinese were so proud of themselves because they were now the most technologically advanced and the largest civilization.
China was now able to build large fleets to explore the world and expand her empire. After a few centuries, most of the world map was filled up by trading maps with other civilizations. The Chinese ruler, Cao Cao, felt that Egypt was a perfect target to show her military strength to the world. This would later become a desperate full-scale war. The Chinese army landed on the west coast of the Eastern Continent. The Egyptians were so careless that they lost three cities instantly. The Chinese were winning, but as soon as Egypt realized the threat, they called on the Americans and Greeks for help. The Chinese then asked the Aztecs and the Romans for help. A full-scale war broke out. Egypt was desperately looted by the Chinese army, but rebellions against China constantly happened. The Chinese had lost hundreds of thousands of life to the Egyptian resistance, but they finally wiped off the Egyptians from the Continent. In a few years, the final Egyptian city was destroyed, and the Pharaoh was exiled.
China's last targets were the Americans and Greeks. They were constantly attacking Egyptian cities that were imperialized by China. So they obviously had to be conquered. For now China remained at peace with America and Greece, but someday she would fight them to the bitter end...
"Great History of the World"