Beihanguo
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| Official Language | Mandarin |
| Capital | 新京 Xinjing |
| Government Type | Democracy |
| Establishment | 1949 (breakup of China) |
Beihanguo is the largest nation in the former Chinese Empire, and is often informally called simply "China".
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History
After the Great Oriental War, Beihanguo was devastated, and spent the first three years of its new existance under the reconstructive eye of Australasia. When it was finally made independant and democratic by Australasia, the New Worker's Party (XGD) came to power quickly. This was, essentially, a Social Democratic party, despite the Communist-sounding name. It was closely allied to Australasia's Labour Party. In 1953, China exchanged Qingdao for a piece of Reclaimed land in Scandinavia, on Amager Island, and a modest-sized sum of money. On this Island, China created the town of Hezuocheng, possibly one of the most attractive towns in Denmark, and ensured an ally with the Scandinavian Realm. The XGD was definitely a good thing for China, and they regenerated quickly. However, into the 70s, the Socialism of the Party did not suit the richer citizens, and it was eventually voted out of office in 1972. In 1980, China aided Nanhanguo against agressive moves by Hunan, and succesfully repelled the small force. Fifty-four years since the war, China is now a thoroughly modern and prosperous democratic nation, and a rising power on the world stage.
Geography
Borders
North: Mongolia, Russia
West: Uyguristan
Southwest: Tibet
South: Nanhanguo, Shanghai
East: Japan, Yellow Sea
Administrative Divisions
Beihanguo is divided into 7 provinces, and one Autonomous Region
- Hebei
- Shanxi
- Shaanxi
- Gansu
- Shandong
- Jiangsu
- Anhui
- Manchurian Autonomous Region
- Heilongjiang
- Jilin
- Liaoning
Xinjing
Xinjing (新京), literally "New Capital", is the capital of Beihanguo. It was founded near the ruins of Beijing in 1950.
The ruins of Beijing are now a protected area, a monument to the horrors of Nuclear War, and the city is a major center of the Anti-Nuclear Movement.
