Second Han Dynasty (L'Uniona Homanus)

The Foundation of the Second Han Dynasty
After the Second Great Sinican War, which left the United Kingdom as the largest and most powerful nation on the continent, the King Keqiang began to build up connections and prestige among his neighbors. He incorporated the Kingdom of Bei through their cooperation and actually conquered the Kingdom of Nan outright. The Japanese ceased the conflict with Sinica nad the Srivijaya moved back to their borders in Southeast Asia. The Song-Tang Commonwealth went along for the ride that Keqiang was enjoying and was, ostensibly, cooperating with the King in the building of his new Empire. He even allowed Keqiang to be called Emperor. The Song-Tang King ended up killing Keqiang, an act that threatened to fracture the Continent again. In the end the brother of Keqiang, named Guangmei, was able to rally most of the Dukes of the Council of Sinica, a partially powerful legislative body alongside the Emperor, to declare him the new Emperor. He defeated the Song-Tang and continued to rule until his death in the year 843 (90 AD). Though his succession was not indispute nad the Han Dynasty was poised to move orward into the future.

The Emperors of the Second Han Dynasty
Emperor Keqiang 克強 800-812 (48-60 AD)

Emperor Guangmei 光美 813-843 (61-90 AD)