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==Geography== |
==Geography== |
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Chu encompasses a large landmass that borders [[Qin]], [[Zhao]], [[Han]], [[Wei]], and [[Qi]]. The Yangtze River flows through the country. |
Chu encompasses a large landmass that borders [[Qin]], [[Zhao]], [[Han]], [[Wei]], and [[Qi]]. The Yangtze River flows through the country. |
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At one point, Chu only had half its territory while [[Qi]] had the other half. But due to a joint coalition of the states, Qi lost all their possessions in the south which Chu absorbed into their kingdom. They have a strong military and normally the other states are wary of starting a war with them. |
At one point, Chu only had half its territory while [[Qi]] had the other half. But due to a joint coalition of the states, Qi lost all their possessions in the south which Chu absorbed into their kingdom. They have a strong military and normally the other states are wary of starting a war with them. |
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| − | Once, years ago, one of Qin's Six Great Generals Oukotsu tried to conquer some of Chu's territories to which the Great General "Tiger of Chu" Kou En sent an army, led by Kanmei in his younger days, to meet the aggressors. Surprisingly, [[Kan Mei]] managed to wound Oukotsu with a single cut of his sword and forced him to head back to his homeland ashamed of his defeat. That failed attempt at Chu's lands was swiftly covered by Qin. |
+ | Once, years ago, one of Qin's Six Great Generals Oukotsu tried to conquer some of Chu's territories to which the Great General "Tiger of Chu" Kou En sent an army, led by Kanmei in his younger days, to meet the aggressors. Surprisingly, [[Kan Mei]] managed to wound Oukotsu with a single cut of his sword and forced him to head back to his homeland ashamed of his defeat. That failed attempt at Chu's lands was swiftly covered by Qin. However, there were opposing rumors that Kan Mei was the one that had been defeated, and covered up by Chu. |
The land south of Chu is inhabited by the Baiyue people and this wild frontier could be seen as a training ground for Chu Generals as was seen for [[Rin Bu Kun]]. |
The land south of Chu is inhabited by the Baiyue people and this wild frontier could be seen as a training ground for Chu Generals as was seen for [[Rin Bu Kun]]. |
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== Culture == |
== Culture == |
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| − | Not much is known on the culture of Chu as of yet, but the state is one of the leading states in metallurgic production. What is known is that being a general is of great honor and esteem as it is very competitive to be one due to Chu having a bigger population than the other states as stated by [[Rin Bu Kun]]. |
+ | Not much is known on the culture of Chu as of yet, but the state is one of the leading states in metallurgic production. What is known is that being a general is of great honor and esteem as it is very competitive to be one due to Chu having a bigger population than the other states as stated by [[Rin Bu Kun]]. The state is also known for their great skills in weapon craftsmanship and metalurgy. |
[[File:Chu Royal Capital Chin.png|thumb|Royal Capital Chin of Chu]] |
[[File:Chu Royal Capital Chin.png|thumb|Royal Capital Chin of Chu]] |
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The state is a monarchy and was ruled by king [[Kou Retsu]], with [[Shun Shin Kun]] as the prime minister. Together they ruled Chu with an Iron fist. |
The state is a monarchy and was ruled by king [[Kou Retsu]], with [[Shun Shin Kun]] as the prime minister. Together they ruled Chu with an Iron fist. |
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| − | After the death of those two political figures, the |
+ | After the death of those two political figures, the Prime Ministers became [[Ri En]] and [[Karin]], under the "Double Prime Minister System". This system stabilized [[Chu]] within a month. |
| − | === Royal Family |
+ | === Royal Family === |
| − | {{Gallery|Kou Retsu.png|[[Ei Etsu]] - Royal Family member|No image.PNG|[[Kou En]] <br> First-in-Commander of [[Chu Military]] <br> Royal Family member <br> (Assumed based off "Kou" )|No image.PNG|Unknown <br> 24th King of Chu<br> Eldest son of [[Kou Retsu]] <br> Is actually [[Shun Shin Kun]]'s Son|Chu Queen.png|Unknown <br> Mother of the 24th king <br> [[Kou Retsu]]'s Concubine <br> [[Shun Shin Kun]]'s Concubine <br>|Rien.jpg|[[Ri En]] <br> Older brother to mother of 24th King <br> Uncle to 24th king|Kou Retsu younger brother.png|Unknown <br> Prince <br> [[Kou Retsu]]'s younger bother|[[Kou Retsu]] † <br> 23rd King of Chu <br> Death: Passed away|Ei Etsu portrait.png}} |
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| − | === Prime Ministers: === |
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| + | |Kou Retsu.png|[[Kou Retsu]] † - Royal Family member |
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| − | {{Gallery|Rien.jpg|[[Ri En]] <br>Prime Minister of [[Chu]] <br>keeping the Chu Court in line|Ka Rin portrait.PNG|[[Ka Rin]] <br>Prime Minister of [[Chu]] <br>Second-in-command of [[Chu Military]]<br>Leader of [[Ka Rin Army]]|Shun Shin Kun portrait.png|[[Shun Shin Kun]] †<br>Prime Minister of [[Chu]]<br>Four Lords of the Warring States<br>Commander-in-chief of the [[Coalition Army]]<br>Death: assassinated by an assassin sent by [[Ri En]]}} |
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| + | |No image.PNG|Unknown <br> 24th King of Chu<br> Eldest son of [[Kou Retsu]] <br> Is actually [[Shun Shin Kun]]'s Son |
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| + | |Chu Queen.png|Unknown <br> Mother of the 24th king <br> [[Kou Retsu]]'s Concubine <br> [[Shun Shin Kun]]'s Concubine <br> |
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| + | |Rien.jpg|[[Ri En]] <br> Older brother to mother of 24th King <br> Uncle to 24th king}} |
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| − | === |
+ | === Prime Ministers === |
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| + | |Ri En portrait.PNG|[[Ri En]] <br>Prime Minister of [[Chu]] <br> |
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| + | |Ka Rin portrait.PNG|[[Ka Rin]] <br>Prime Minister of [[Chu]] <br>Second-in-command of [[Chu Military]]<br>Leader of [[Ka Rin Army]] |
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| + | |Shun Shin Kun portrait.png|[[Shun Shin Kun]] †<br>Prime Minister of [[Chu]]<br>Four Lords of the Warring States<br>Death: assassinated |
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| + | === Officials === |
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| + | |Bam Yu portrait.png|[[Bam Yu]]<br> [[Ka Rin Army]] |
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| + | |Ko Reki Portrait.png|[[Ko Reki]] <br> Offical <br> Minister of [[Ai]] |
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| + | |Hou Chiku.png|Hou Chiku}} |
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=== Citizens === |
=== Citizens === |
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{{Gallery|Haku Sui.png|[[Haku Sui]]<br> Older sister of [[Haku Rei]] <br> Wife of [[Rin Bu Kun]]}} |
{{Gallery|Haku Sui.png|[[Haku Sui]]<br> Older sister of [[Haku Rei]] <br> Wife of [[Rin Bu Kun]]}} |
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| − | == Military == |
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| − | [[File:Chu Military.PNG|thumb|Chu Military]] |
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| − | The [[Chu Military]] is capable of wiping a state off the map if they so choose which makes them an opponent other states prefer to avoid. The military structure is similar to that of other states in some aspects and is organized from top to bottom by; Great Generals, Generals, 1000-man commanders, 300-man commanders, 100-man commanders and finally Go's (five-man units). It was said that they probably have over 1 million soldiers in their army. |
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| − | '''Head of Military Affairs:''' [[Shun Shin Kun]] † |
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| − | '''Great Generals''' |
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| − | * [[Ka Rin]] |
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| − | * [[Kan Mei]] † |
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| − | * [[Kou En]] |
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| − | '''Generals''' |
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| − | * [[Rin Bu Kun]] † |
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| − | * [[Bei Man]] |
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| − | * [[Gou Ma Sho]] |
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Revision as of 00:51, 29 August 2021
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| Name | Chu |
| Capital | Chin |
| Location(s) | China |
The State of Chu, or the Superstate, is the largest single state and is located in the southern border of China. It is considered a superstate and is capable of wiping a state off the map if they so choose too. Because of that, other states prefer to avoid conflict with the state of Chu.
Geography
Chu encompasses a large landmass that borders Qin, Zhao, Han, Wei, and Qi. The Yangtze River flows through the country.
It is known to be a superpower and its size is equal to that of the other six states combined. Despite this, they are wary of who they attack as they share borders with 5 different states and could be invaded by any if they strike at one.
History
At one point, Chu only had half its territory while Qi had the other half. But due to a joint coalition of the states, Qi lost all their possessions in the south which Chu absorbed into their kingdom. They have a strong military and normally the other states are wary of starting a war with them.
Once, years ago, one of Qin's Six Great Generals Oukotsu tried to conquer some of Chu's territories to which the Great General "Tiger of Chu" Kou En sent an army, led by Kanmei in his younger days, to meet the aggressors. Surprisingly, Kan Mei managed to wound Oukotsu with a single cut of his sword and forced him to head back to his homeland ashamed of his defeat. That failed attempt at Chu's lands was swiftly covered by Qin. However, there were opposing rumors that Kan Mei was the one that had been defeated, and covered up by Chu.
The land south of Chu is inhabited by the Baiyue people and this wild frontier could be seen as a training ground for Chu Generals as was seen for Rin Bu Kun.
Story
Culture
Not much is known on the culture of Chu as of yet, but the state is one of the leading states in metallurgic production. What is known is that being a general is of great honor and esteem as it is very competitive to be one due to Chu having a bigger population than the other states as stated by Rin Bu Kun. The state is also known for their great skills in weapon craftsmanship and metalurgy.
Royal Capital Chin of Chu
Government
The state is a monarchy and was ruled by king Kou Retsu, with Shun Shin Kun as the prime minister. Together they ruled Chu with an Iron fist.
After the death of those two political figures, the Prime Ministers became Ri En and Karin, under the "Double Prime Minister System". This system stabilized Chu within a month.
Royal Family
Prime Ministers
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Officials
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Citizens
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