Sansheng

Sansheng officially the 'Republic of Sansheng' is a country in the Far-East Asia which is not only geographically distant but also exotic in it's culture and social fabrics. It has a population of around 128 million. Covering approximately 793,300 km². It is governed by the National Congress of Sansheng which elects the executive from the ranks of it's party in every five years through provincial and followed national elections. It is wedged between China and Amuria. It also shares common land and maritime border with North Korea, South Korea, Teiko and Nakama. It has the highest population within the AIN nations and has one of the largest economies. The capital of Sansheng is Zhangbei and the largest city if the port city of Dalian.

Republic of Sansheng is a Unitary one-party socialist republic country which has a national congress composed of more than 1300 members who are elected through a series of provincial and national elections. The National Congress composed of Under Sansheng's Constitution, the National Congress is structured as a unicameral legislature, with the de jure power to legislate, oversee the operations of the government, and elect the major officers of state. Western media sources commonly describe the NPC as a de facto rubber stamping body. And, all the members make up from the nationally recognized political parties who either support the National Party of Sansheng which is the largest party in Sansheng and saw the creation of the nation or those who are part of the National Party of Sansheng's effort to lead a joint political font for the betterment of the National State. With the Executive being elected from the ranks who become new members of the congress who serve the ideology of National Party of Sansheng and it's vision for the state.

Part of the Qing Dynasty
The nation of Sansheng was historically known as Manchuria, and for a very long period of time the main ethnic group of this region were the Manchus. This region under the Qing Dynasty was off limits to the Han people which resulted in the Manchus becoming the largest ethnic group in this region for 250 years till the Qing Dynasty fell. The region also saw a brief rule by the warlord who resisted the repeated invasion by the, Mongols, Qing Dynasty. The warlords of North East as mentioned in the Qing records were known as the group of three warlord who occupied each of the three provinces in the North East for a period of 108 years from 1556-1644 Huang Quixi was the leader among them and united the three provinces under his able leadership. His reign brought peace and prosperity to the three regions but the other two warlords weren't happy with the limited roles they played. Wang Zhang and Xin Xibo before the Invasion of the three provinces decided to start negotiating with the Qing Dynasty. The Qing Dynasty decided to make the two warlords as the heads of the three region in exchange of out most loyalty and ready to take up arms whenever needed. The two warlords were happy with the results but both of them were betrayed even before they could reach back to their land. With this the Qing Dynasty mounted a full scale invasion of the Manchu region and ruled it for 250 years. The region saw mass ethnic cleaning and deportation of Han Chinese and other ethnic group, migration to this region became impossible for the people who were from other parts of China. the Qing imperial government viewed the Manchu communities (as well as those of various tribal people) in Manchuria as a place where traditional Manchu virtues could be preserved, and as a vital reservoir of military manpower fully dedicated to the regime. The region saw the rule of Qing dynasty for a period of 250 years before Empress Dowager Longyu on behalf of Puyi announced the abdication of the Qing throne, marking the end of the dynasty.

After the fall of Qing Dynasty
After the fall of Qing Dynasty the region came under the Russian influence with the Russians invading and taking up the port city of Dalian ( Previously Port Arthur) under a lease by the then ruling warlord Zhang Zuolin also known as the 'old marshal' who was assassinated by his son the 'Young Marshal' with help from the Japanese army. Although on paper Manchuria remained as an official part of the Republic of China it was an independent nation more or less with it's own military known as the Fengtian army. Zhang Zuolin also had strong control over certain choke points like the Beijing-Shenyang Railway. Under his rule he turned Manchuria from an unimportant region to one of the most prosperous. He issued his own currency called the Fengtian Dollar, introduced a new tax collection system and overhauled the economy. After his death Manchuria was taken over by his son who was loyal to the Government in Nanjing.

Japanese Invasion and the establishment of Sansheng
In the Year 1930s post Zhang Zuolin's rule Japan grabbed Sansheng (previously known as Manchuria) and part of Mongolia and decided to establish a puppet state under the command of the Puyi, the last Qing emperor, who had been deposed by China's 1911 revolution. The Japanese rule was brutal millions of people were massacred, maimed, killed. After the defeat of the Imperial Japanese army the puppet state was invaded by the Soviet Union which decided to install a communist regime and act as a buffer state between the People's Republic of China and the Soviet Union. Although Mao Zedong post war didn't like the idea and claimed it as the part of People's Republic of China. Due to Joseph Stalin's persuasion and alleged bribing it remained as an independent state with considerable Soviet and Chinese influence. The independent nation was known as the People's Republic of Sanshang ( Sansheng stands for Three Provinces in Mandarin ). It was ruled by the communist party of the Sansheng and followed the Soviet system of economic policies like the five year development plan with considerable military and economic aid from two of it's neighbors. It's economy was closed to foreign investment and relied on heavy industries and agriculture and internal consumption.

People's Republic of Sansheng
Throughout the 50s and the 60s the PRS remained neutral be it during the Korean war or the Vietnam war although it did help by treating North korean and Chinese soldiers as well as repairing and overhauling military equipment. Although the PRS received considerable military and economic aid from the Soviets yet it was close to the People's Republic of China due to it's historical link and cultural links. It was yet to recover from it's post war problems like a crumbling infrastructure, unhealthy economy, poverty and corruption. The people of Sansheng became resentful of the Communist party. Under the orders from both China and the Soviets they were asked to quell the fire before it can spread. The National Party of Sansheng represented the people of Sansheng which took down the communist party and arrested it's members and any and a triparte meeting to solve this issue before it can do this world saw a split in the Sino-Soviet relations. Sansheng being inclined towards Beijing from the beginning and fearing a possible invasion by the Soviet Union signed the Treaty of Brotherhood with the Chinese to protect itself also allowing the Chinese to set up a Naval radar station at one of it's Islands. Following Mao's death the whole of region was in an economic and a Political quagmire. Sansheng's economy grew in the negatives there was a shortage of food, a crumbling public infrastructure, collapsing economy and with enough foreign reserves to last for a week, the country fell into unrest. The National Party of Sansheng again took to the streets against the serving government followed by a bloodless coup supported by the military.

Republic of Sansheng
The Republic of Sansheng came under the Leadership Yun Chen considered as the father of modern People's Republic of Sansheng in the year 1977. One of senior members of the National party. He was elected as the President by the National party followed by his election in the congress and then the executive. Yun Chen inherited a sick Sansheng. He decided to overhaul the complete nation and the way it works. He decided to open the market for private investment. He decided to set up 'Special Zones for Economic Activity' or SEZA near the Major cities of each of the three Provinces and connect all the eighteen sub-provinces. These Zones would be allowed to see investment from foreign countries and enterprises without any government intervention. He also initiated the 'Four miracle infrastructure projects' The Overhauling of railways, connecting all the three provinces through Highways, creation of a nuclear energy plants, investment in the Shipping infrastructure of the country. Beginning in 1979, the economic reforms accelerated the market model, while the leaders maintained old Communist-style rhetoric. The communist system was gradually dismantled and the peasants began to have more freedom to manage the land they cultivated and sell their products on the market. At the same time it signed a free trade agreement with the People's Republic of China which was going through a similar phase. With directions from Beijing Yun Chen decided to turn the nation into an important transport node for China as well as for the Far East and South East Asia. With foreign investment pouring in from Western Nations it decided to improve it's relation with Japan and South Korea. The Communist party of Sansheng changed the name of the party to National Congress and removing the Prefix 'People's' from the name of the Nation. There was also a change in the Flag and the Coat of arms signifying the three provinces and it's importance. With Yun Chen's economic policy Sansheng became one of the most prosperous nations in the region and also known as the The Economic miracle of the middle child, With it's export and internal consumption oriented economy the country is flourishing and has become a nation with considerable economic strength and stature.