Bair_the_Normal
転輪聖王
Remembrance of the Five Nations, Creation of the Six
By: Liú Cái
It is fully understandable that with the diversion of the past two centuries, first with the Guómíndǎng-Communist dichotomy, and second with the dissolution of both Chinese nations and the imperialist ambitions of various states including but not limited to the Empire of Japan and the Gangnam Republic, the concept of the great Chinese state and nation has been abandoned in the favor of greed and temporary advancement of the petty states that claimed to be China before. Neither the People’s Republic nor the Republic could claim to be any sort of Chinese state due to the mass amounts of the five old ethnic groups located outside of their borders. Indeed, it is with first and foremost the pettily shortsighted competitive spats between the People’s Republic and the Republic that prevented the formation of the Greater Chinese State. And what is this Greater Chinese State? Well, we can argue that the Greater Chinese State consists of all those people who are Chinese. But, with the increasingly vague definition of ‘Chinese’ being soiled by foreigners and local governments alike, what really is a ‘Chinese’ person? First off, let us look at the peoples most commonly called Chinese by foreigners. These peoples make up a majority of the Chinese people and are perhaps the most famed and esteemed abroad. With twelve of the fifteen historical Chinese dynasties being led by these people, it comes as no surprise their august nature and grandiose historical pride. Indeed, these peoples, the people most commonly mistaken as the whole of the Chinese peoples, are the Han. They make up the bulk of the Chinese peoples, and are the most famed, but are not the leaders by any means. Despite this, we currently see the Empire of Japan and the Republic of Gangnam occupying rightful Han territory. Indeed, even the Han have had their failures and concessions to other Chinese peoples in the past. The most famous conquerors of China, who are remembered primarily for such rather than their westwards movement, make up perhaps the smallest group of the Chinese, but they have brought massive prestige and fame to the Chinese name during their great endeavours. Despite only having led one of the Great Chinese dynasties, and having only had their time in the limelight for a brief period of time, the ephemeral power of these Chinese peoples must not be forgotten. Some of the most northern peoples of China, the Mongolians keep their proud militaristic culture in the harsh terrains of Greater Mongolia, leaving only for their mass exoduses of conquering that formed the Yuan Dynasty and changed Eurasian history forever. Just east of the Mongols are a group of peoples currently under the immoral and unjust rule of the Koreans of Gangnam. The Manchurian peoples, progenitors of the final of the Great Chinese dynasties, proud and hardy peoples of the Northeast, are currently chafing under Korean rule. It is the duty of the rest of the Chinese peoples to liberate the great Manchu peoples from oppressive overlordship. For the three remaining nations, we have the Hui Muslims, the Turkic peoples to our west, and the Tibetans already proudly waving their flags under the great leadership of our current state, soon to be the Chinese state. China will rise, and Sìchuān will be at its head.
The Declaration of Formation of the Grand Union of the Six Nations of China
Henceforth, the People’s Republic of Sìchuān no longer exists. From this moment, the lands formerly administrated by the People’s Republic of Sìchuān will be led into a new age for these six Chinese peoples by the new Grand Union of the Six Nations of China. For Glory.
The Grand Union of the Six Nations of China affirms its predecessor’s war against the Autocracy of Japan, and its membership within the United Nations and the International Fair Trade League, and promises immediate liberation through any means for the Manchurian peoples chafing under violent and dictatorial Korean rule. The Grand Union of the Six Nations of China also notes its immediately enforced control over the lands of all the Six Nations of China.
Thus we offer Gangnam an ultimatum similar in nature and generosity to that given to Japan. Turn over the lands of Manchuria within a season, or be ready for their immediate military annexation by the Glorious Forces of China.
Good day.
By: Liú Cái
It is fully understandable that with the diversion of the past two centuries, first with the Guómíndǎng-Communist dichotomy, and second with the dissolution of both Chinese nations and the imperialist ambitions of various states including but not limited to the Empire of Japan and the Gangnam Republic, the concept of the great Chinese state and nation has been abandoned in the favor of greed and temporary advancement of the petty states that claimed to be China before. Neither the People’s Republic nor the Republic could claim to be any sort of Chinese state due to the mass amounts of the five old ethnic groups located outside of their borders. Indeed, it is with first and foremost the pettily shortsighted competitive spats between the People’s Republic and the Republic that prevented the formation of the Greater Chinese State. And what is this Greater Chinese State? Well, we can argue that the Greater Chinese State consists of all those people who are Chinese. But, with the increasingly vague definition of ‘Chinese’ being soiled by foreigners and local governments alike, what really is a ‘Chinese’ person? First off, let us look at the peoples most commonly called Chinese by foreigners. These peoples make up a majority of the Chinese people and are perhaps the most famed and esteemed abroad. With twelve of the fifteen historical Chinese dynasties being led by these people, it comes as no surprise their august nature and grandiose historical pride. Indeed, these peoples, the people most commonly mistaken as the whole of the Chinese peoples, are the Han. They make up the bulk of the Chinese peoples, and are the most famed, but are not the leaders by any means. Despite this, we currently see the Empire of Japan and the Republic of Gangnam occupying rightful Han territory. Indeed, even the Han have had their failures and concessions to other Chinese peoples in the past. The most famous conquerors of China, who are remembered primarily for such rather than their westwards movement, make up perhaps the smallest group of the Chinese, but they have brought massive prestige and fame to the Chinese name during their great endeavours. Despite only having led one of the Great Chinese dynasties, and having only had their time in the limelight for a brief period of time, the ephemeral power of these Chinese peoples must not be forgotten. Some of the most northern peoples of China, the Mongolians keep their proud militaristic culture in the harsh terrains of Greater Mongolia, leaving only for their mass exoduses of conquering that formed the Yuan Dynasty and changed Eurasian history forever. Just east of the Mongols are a group of peoples currently under the immoral and unjust rule of the Koreans of Gangnam. The Manchurian peoples, progenitors of the final of the Great Chinese dynasties, proud and hardy peoples of the Northeast, are currently chafing under Korean rule. It is the duty of the rest of the Chinese peoples to liberate the great Manchu peoples from oppressive overlordship. For the three remaining nations, we have the Hui Muslims, the Turkic peoples to our west, and the Tibetans already proudly waving their flags under the great leadership of our current state, soon to be the Chinese state. China will rise, and Sìchuān will be at its head.
The Declaration of Formation of the Grand Union of the Six Nations of China
Henceforth, the People’s Republic of Sìchuān no longer exists. From this moment, the lands formerly administrated by the People’s Republic of Sìchuān will be led into a new age for these six Chinese peoples by the new Grand Union of the Six Nations of China. For Glory.
The Grand Union of the Six Nations of China affirms its predecessor’s war against the Autocracy of Japan, and its membership within the United Nations and the International Fair Trade League, and promises immediate liberation through any means for the Manchurian peoples chafing under violent and dictatorial Korean rule. The Grand Union of the Six Nations of China also notes its immediately enforced control over the lands of all the Six Nations of China.
Thus we offer Gangnam an ultimatum similar in nature and generosity to that given to Japan. Turn over the lands of Manchuria within a season, or be ready for their immediate military annexation by the Glorious Forces of China.
Good day.
