NES2 VI - Last Semblance of Order.

Nice update ;).
 
alex994 said:
Ahh my broken heart... Oh well, I kinda knew this would happen. Note to self, in future das neses do not leave China strong or semi-strong as it will collaspe to war. For example Qing China in the last das nes and the current one... :cry:

Perhaps you should try sticking things out for once and continuing your policies? I mean I see why you don't like sticking - China is just so easy to attack...
 
Dis Kornu-Bornu does not have an eco center. So just to let you know they are a minor nation.

Also das if you could so kindly add those divisions you forgot to add. It makes me sad when I don't see them on my stats.:(
 
OOC: Uh huh, where's all that bragging about Chinese superiority now? :p

das, I take it Leadership and Training only take 1 Eco. Point to boost, regardless of Size? Because my military prowess is uh... shocking. :lol: If I knew it was going to be that high I would've put more into Logistics. Also, ah, I had 40 Divisions and 23 IO Divisions at the beginning of the turn after buying forces... so after losing 18 Divisions and 6 IO Divisions, shouldn't I have 22 Divisions and 17 IO Divisions, not 19 and 12?...

Great update nonetheless!
 
A New Name for a New Era

The forces of the Northern Usurper were all but destroyed by the French invasion. The remnants of the Qing Dynasty were scattered, divided, leaderless, and, most importantly, Northerners, even Manchu barbarians. It was time for a new start in China, a fresh start. Chiang Kuo-fan saw that the old China had failed. The Middle Kingdom had failed many centuries ago, when the Mongols overran the Song, and again but a hundred years past when the Qing overthrew the Ming. Perhaps the old China was flawed, and, if so, the old China had to go.

And so, although he agreed to ascend the throne when the people called for an emperor, Chiang Kuo-fan saw a new way. The open parliament of the French barbarians would not do in China, but perhaps the People sometimes had the right of a situation and the Emperor the wrong. When it came time to declare the name of his era, Chiang Kuo-fan named himself the Shixia Emperor, “Renewed Wisdom”, and shocked, in a good way, the people of Nan China with reforms.
 
TO: The Union of Russia-Lithuania-Romania
FROM: Empire of Japan

We would be willing to overlook the long leash the Union has allocated its soldiers on the condition it exercise some flexibility on the border issue and reign in its soldiers before it provokes an all out war. We are interested in discussing our new border situation within the Far East to better accomidate both our nations. We are curious as to whether you are willing to negotiate our current positions or wish to keep them as they are.

Chiefly, we are interested in trading our land north of the Amur for the Ussuri region, with the allowance that Russia maintain its lease on Ninguta and is allowed to base its Naval forces there. The current geographic situation is somewhat untenable and such an arrangement would benefit both parties. We are also interested in signing a Non-Aggression Pact of indefinite duration.

TO: International Community
FROM: Empire of Japan

The Empire of Japan formally recognizes the Nan Chinese as the true government of China and calls upon the rest of the world to do the same.
 
Insane_Panda said:
Wonderful update, though I am disturbed by how fast the french people turn on an King who has done more for his nation than any other monarch.


IC: Surely it is because you are not Chinese enough. If you like, Nan China could supply you with a concubine to ensure that any future French rulers have sufficient Chinese blood to gain the respect of their people.

;)
 
MEA CULPA
A Statement Issued to the Parlements and Newspapers of France - January 31st, 1750 AD

The past year, though we have had our successes, has been less than perfect. France, though she remains at the forefront of civilization, has suffered, and I, as the sovereign leader of our Kingdom, accept the blame and responsibility for France's failures, both in the areas of social reform, and in the areas of foriegn affairs. However, though I accept such blame, I do not condone it or believe that it is correct.

Firstly, the social reforms which I have so eagerly, perhaps too eagerly, pushed through were underfunded, yes, but the question of whether or not they were needed is irrelevant. France, if it is to remain in its position of power, must bequeath the benefits of its power throughout the Kingdom, and cannot simply leave it for the priveledged few. If we choose to stay upon the course which turns a blind eye to those in need than we shall find ourselves, in the future, in dire straits. An example of such a crisis could be seen clearly in the former Kingdom of Spain. I, as the King of France, shall not allow this nation to spiral down the road of revolution, and therefore urge that you support me in my mission to reform our system, and to grant prosperity not just to the priveledged, but to all of our citizens.

Secondly, I wish to discuss the issue of foriegn relations, and the level of control which we place upon our allies, a level which many of you feel is too weak. France, if it is to maintain a strong, and faithful system of allies, must compromise. We, though we certaintly have the power, cannot force others to do soley as we wish. Such an attitude will only come back to haunt us when our hour of need comes. To believe that we should be able to excercise complete control over our allies is not simply selfish, but it is foolish. We must, as the leader of the civilized nations of the world, speak softly and firmly, yet at the same time carry a big stick. Our allies know we are powerful, yet we do not need to crush them under such power.

Finally, I shall close this statement to our Kingdom with a word of advice to all: Though we are powerful, and though we have an uncomparable military record, we cannot abuse such power, and nor can we become overly confident of ourselves. We must be reminded constantly of our limits, and therefore, being reminded of them, we must strive to overcome them. The road of complacency shall lead to distruction. Support me, your King and servant, and France shall continue to prosper.

- Julien-François I, King of France and the Confederation of the Rhine

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To: Ottoman Empire and Sennar
From: Abyssania

We hope peace this turn.

With the fall of the old Kingdom and the arising of the new maybe better relationships can be attained.

First, Freedom Religion in both countries.

Sennar become a Republic, with their own written up constitution. Rajab I will be the first President as I see that you wish him to lead.

Current Borders.

3 year Nap with open trade and free passage of Abyssanians down the Nile as well as acess to Alexandria. This NAP will apply to both the Ottomans and Sennar.

For now I hope this will do. Perhaps in the future we can further our efforts for a better relation.

I hope this will do. No reperations will be paid by Abyssania. If anything we will demand an eco point from Sennar for the deaths of our men.

Signed,
Emperor Demeke Brehane

awaiting those of:
Rajab I
Suleiman III
 
I haven't really fought them and I technichally crushed Sennar.
 
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