Warning If you like in depth narratives with alot of background story transporting you away from EU3 as if you are reading a book, I am sorry to disappoint. I will however use my somewhat amazing sense of humor and intelligence, EU3 wise, combined with my sense of modesty, to bring you an AAR of... satisfactory proportions!
Chapter Links
Chapter 1 Look Down.
Chapter 2 2nd the best, not around... yet.
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Chapter 1:
No Korea is best Korea!
No Korea is Best Korea!
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In 1399 Manchuria was a backwater Kingdom to everybody else but the Manchu, so therefore everybody else was wrong.
It was forgotten by the Ming and seen only as a commodity to the Chinese Tributary System.
It was dismissed by the Mongols as bastardized offsprings of their great conquests.
The Japanese asked where Manchuria was on the map.
The Koreans dismiss them as simply an unorganized tribesmen as they argue which half of their country is better.
When the King heard of what the Koreans said, he declared war immediately, such a travesty cannot befall the Manchu without punishment! He put himself into the field and ordered 5,000 infantry recruited from the countryside. He did this in the name of being innovative!
When the war begins everybody panics that the soldiers have to attack, the king says defense is fine even as he marches into Korea.
The Manchu Arm- Horde swings down the Korean Peninsula's eastern end as the standing Korean army marched North into the Marauding Manchu Mountaintop Marine climate in the North. The Manchus destroyed levied Korean cavalry before it could reinforce the Northern Army attacking Hixi.
The Manchu Horde distributes itself out onto every Korean Province with what troops left directly on the Korean Southern Flank.
Nobles were unsatisfied that they were not winning fast enough, and decided China was more comfortable then the saddle, the King sighed heavily and threw them into the river quietly...
After every province is seized and the Korean Army in Manchuria destroyed *no screenshots of that, but it was only 3,000 men* Korea enters the Manchu Sphere as a loyal vassal.
Japan, now aware of our location decides that we should be allies since they now can find us on a map.
The Ki-- Emper--, Khan? Returns back to Manchuria and lights some incense, deciding that maybe this new age stuff isn't so bad after all...
So now Korea is a loyal vassal who will soon be integrated, and if they refuse we will give them more money and ask again politely for about 30 years until they have so much gold, they are crushed under it.
So, now the Emperor turns his eyes south...
Chapter Links
Chapter 1 Look Down.
Chapter 2 2nd the best, not around... yet.
===================================
Chapter 1:
No Korea is best Korea!
No Korea is Best Korea!
[/B]
In 1399 Manchuria was a backwater Kingdom to everybody else but the Manchu, so therefore everybody else was wrong.
It was forgotten by the Ming and seen only as a commodity to the Chinese Tributary System.
It was dismissed by the Mongols as bastardized offsprings of their great conquests.
The Japanese asked where Manchuria was on the map.
The Koreans dismiss them as simply an unorganized tribesmen as they argue which half of their country is better.
When the King heard of what the Koreans said, he declared war immediately, such a travesty cannot befall the Manchu without punishment! He put himself into the field and ordered 5,000 infantry recruited from the countryside. He did this in the name of being innovative!
When the war begins everybody panics that the soldiers have to attack, the king says defense is fine even as he marches into Korea.
The Manchu Arm- Horde swings down the Korean Peninsula's eastern end as the standing Korean army marched North into the Marauding Manchu Mountaintop Marine climate in the North. The Manchus destroyed levied Korean cavalry before it could reinforce the Northern Army attacking Hixi.
The Manchu Horde distributes itself out onto every Korean Province with what troops left directly on the Korean Southern Flank.
Nobles were unsatisfied that they were not winning fast enough, and decided China was more comfortable then the saddle, the King sighed heavily and threw them into the river quietly...
After every province is seized and the Korean Army in Manchuria destroyed *no screenshots of that, but it was only 3,000 men* Korea enters the Manchu Sphere as a loyal vassal.
Japan, now aware of our location decides that we should be allies since they now can find us on a map.
The Ki-- Emper--, Khan? Returns back to Manchuria and lights some incense, deciding that maybe this new age stuff isn't so bad after all...
So now Korea is a loyal vassal who will soon be integrated, and if they refuse we will give them more money and ask again politely for about 30 years until they have so much gold, they are crushed under it.
So, now the Emperor turns his eyes south...
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I'm interested in seeing where you'll go from here.
