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place:nihon [2025/11/22 18:56] – [The 2nd Warring States Period (Ni Sengoku Jidai) [1920 - 1941]] ariez_67.61.79place:nihon [2025/12/13 17:43] (current) – [Nihon] ariez_67.61.79
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-Nihon (or Yamato, as some call it) is an archipelago and country off the coast of Korea.+Nihon (or Yamato, as some call it) is an archipelago and country off the coast of Goryeo.
  
 ====== Nihonic History ====== ====== Nihonic History ======
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 By the end of the era there had been multiple armed militias associated with the Tohokai Group and Nihonic Socialist Coalition which had started multiple fights with the Faradian army. These groups were the first soldiers fighting in the 2nd Sengoku Period By the end of the era there had been multiple armed militias associated with the Tohokai Group and Nihonic Socialist Coalition which had started multiple fights with the Faradian army. These groups were the first soldiers fighting in the 2nd Sengoku Period
  
-===== The 2nd Warring States Period (Ni Sengoku Jidai) [1920 - 1941] =====+===== The 2nd Warring States Period (Ni Sengoku Jidai) [1920 - 1953] =====
  
 Also known as the Nihonic Civil War. Three main factions had formed during this period: The Sun Restoration (Niishin), Nihonic Socialist Coalition (Nihon Akairo Renritsu), and the Tohokai Group. Also known as the Nihonic Civil War. Three main factions had formed during this period: The Sun Restoration (Niishin), Nihonic Socialist Coalition (Nihon Akairo Renritsu), and the Tohokai Group.
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 Nearing the end of the war, [[place:Zhongguo]] had started giving support and supplies to the NSC in an effort to combat [[place:rigasia|Rigasian]] influence in Asia, this led to the Arakawa stalemate breaking and the NSC steamrolling through the Restorationists territory. The Restorationists did receive support from Rigasia after Zhongguoan volunteers and arms flooded into Nihon but, the supplies and volunteers hadn't made it there in time and sooner or later the NSC had taken Kyoto and won the civil war. Nearing the end of the war, [[place:Zhongguo]] had started giving support and supplies to the NSC in an effort to combat [[place:rigasia|Rigasian]] influence in Asia, this led to the Arakawa stalemate breaking and the NSC steamrolling through the Restorationists territory. The Restorationists did receive support from Rigasia after Zhongguoan volunteers and arms flooded into Nihon but, the supplies and volunteers hadn't made it there in time and sooner or later the NSC had taken Kyoto and won the civil war.
  
-===== The Nihonic Second Republic (Ni Nihon-koku) [1941 - Now] =====+===== The Nihonic Second Republic (Ni Nihon-koku) [1953 - Now] =====
  
 As the civil war came to a close, the country had suffered extreme drops in stability to the likes of the early first republic. One example of this is Arakawa: the Tohokai Group still had control over the city and werent giving it up, this lead to a multi-year long siege of the city that soon led to the Tohokai group falling back all the way to Edo Castle, which was eventually raided by the NSC Liberation Army. Some members of the Tohokai group had escaped to [[Goryeo|Goryeo]] after and during Arakawa's fall. As the civil war came to a close, the country had suffered extreme drops in stability to the likes of the early first republic. One example of this is Arakawa: the Tohokai Group still had control over the city and werent giving it up, this lead to a multi-year long siege of the city that soon led to the Tohokai group falling back all the way to Edo Castle, which was eventually raided by the NSC Liberation Army. Some members of the Tohokai group had escaped to [[Goryeo|Goryeo]] after and during Arakawa's fall.
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