One fateful night in the capital of the Ming dynasty Jizhou, our lord Jingtai became... very very arrogant. The lords of Paradox decided to uhh "nerf" Ming thus weakening Jingtai, his illegitimate sons Calwang and Zhengwang from his lovely conquest of Magna Mundi's Sengoku era would rule Wu and Qin respectively. His true heir (so says Korea.. polygamy sucks yeah?) Congwei of Xia would rule the south.
Jingtai still has them as vassals since his sons are rebellious teenagers he must take care of them. And he still has the lovely people of Ryukyu on the small Japanese island as some help.
Jingtai's advisers suggest that he should forge alliances with his sons and set out on world conquest, but stay in his capital while his sons work. Many of the people in 1453 China suggest the King is trying to recreate the 3 kingdoms from the 300-500's and don't believe in Paradoxian Gods.
Jingtai announces that there are 11 kingdoms that could one day be united.
Ming, Xia, Qin, Wu, Ryukyu, Korea, Manchu, Oirat Horde, Mongol Khanate, Tibet and what some advisers suggest could become a problem in the 17th to 20th centuries... Japan... the Shinto big brother of Ryukyu.
While the king does realize not all these "countries" ARE kingdoms... he wouldn't have a catchy name to call his book (AAR) that he'll write... I mean the 7 Kingdoms, 3 horde-like things and the heretics of the east... NO... the Romance of the 11 Kingdoms!!!
Jingtai still has them as vassals since his sons are rebellious teenagers he must take care of them. And he still has the lovely people of Ryukyu on the small Japanese island as some help.
Jingtai's advisers suggest that he should forge alliances with his sons and set out on world conquest, but stay in his capital while his sons work. Many of the people in 1453 China suggest the King is trying to recreate the 3 kingdoms from the 300-500's and don't believe in Paradoxian Gods.
Jingtai announces that there are 11 kingdoms that could one day be united.
Ming, Xia, Qin, Wu, Ryukyu, Korea, Manchu, Oirat Horde, Mongol Khanate, Tibet and what some advisers suggest could become a problem in the 17th to 20th centuries... Japan... the Shinto big brother of Ryukyu.
While the king does realize not all these "countries" ARE kingdoms... he wouldn't have a catchy name to call his book (AAR) that he'll write... I mean the 7 Kingdoms, 3 horde-like things and the heretics of the east... NO... the Romance of the 11 Kingdoms!!!
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