929-970 (176-217 AD) (L'Uniona Homanus)

==The Sinica after Yuanhong ==

Immediately
In Sinica there was some, but few, major upheaval since the end of the Second Sino-Japanese War. The child Emperor Fanglan 芳蘭 became an adult in the year 905 (152 AD). His reign was rather unmarked and he died in the year 929 (176 AD) without many changes to the system of government. The Dukes of the Sinican council were so stunned by the death of their Emperor in the Second Sino-Japanese War that they did not object to Fanglan’s motions. Fanglan’s son, who became Emperor Zhaoxing 肇星, did not know of the devastation and the emotional eruption which occurred among the people at the end of the Second Sino-Japanese War. The emotions remained among most of the Dukes though and this caused the Emperor to take this situation to his advantage.

The Five Emperors of Malice
Emperor Zhaoxing was raised in neither the army of the empire nor among any of its working people. Zhaoxing was a bureaucrat by trade and worked to connect many people of the Empire to his father and his government, though most of the time he tried to get these people to go on with their lives and not bother the government he worked for; his employers took this to mean that the people he dealt with no longer had any problems.

As Emperor he took much of the same approach. He used the situation to take on many new reforms in the Imperial system of the Sinicans. Among these new reforms were a start to an abusive expansion of the taxable incomes in the Empire. At first many believed that this was in preparation of a new project, as many such moves had been used for in the past. The Emperor was beginning a new project indeed but it was by far not for the benefit of his people.