THE NANJING DYNASTY
The Nanjing Dynasty was founded around 4010 BC, in the mountains of Japan that are known by the name "Dede", a name the British explorer Abhinav named the mountains when it was discovered in 1569.
Little is known about the dynasty, but what we do know is it started peacefully, but ended in a bloody war around 3500 BC called the "Great Awakening". Thousands of states became independent, and the Nanjing Dynasty was left shattered. Years later, in 2050 BC, the Nanjing Dynasty would re-emerge, and be a unified state of all the territories before the Great Awakening, even some land being gained. The "Re-Emergence", as it was called, was also a good time for a flag, since the old Nanjing flag had been very unknown, and not considered official.
Around 1000 BC, the second Nanjing dynasty would finally fall, and it would be gone for a while.
But the family, the Nanjing family, was plotting their return.
For 960 years, the dynasty had stayed quiet, and was thought to never return.
But in 40 BC, the "Second Re-Emergence" happened.
The leader, Xiao Nanjing, had been plotting their return for decades, and around the age of 54, decided to restore the Nanjing dynasty to greatness. Nanjing would soon be superior to all Chinese states.
In 968, the Seljuk Turks invaded all of Asia, and took Nanjing with them. It would be until the 1300s Nanjing came back and broke free from the Seljuks.
In Nanjing mythology, there is a great sun that emerges from the water. The sun then goes in reverse, back down, for years. The Nanjing battle flag would become that image.
In the 1400s, Europeans took bits and bits of the Nanjing Dynasty. A Seljuk puppet, the Bing dynasty (Seljuk, Alleigance, and Chinese people) would try to rebel, and stayed for 4 years, but then was taken town by the Nanjing Dynasty.
Later, the Nanjing Dynasty was couped by a different family, the Danboru family. They would keep the name, but change the flag.
In 1789, a British soldier named Abhinav would explore Nanjing, and write a book called "The Nanjing Dynasty, an Asian wonder." Most of these findings are based off of his writings.
In the 1600s, Nanjing expanded, and had all of China, some of Russia, and Mongolia. Tibet was occupied by a Pakistani puppet. Abhinav's son tried writing a book sequel, but it didn't sell as well as the first.
In the 1800s, Nanjing was captured by the British after learning about the resources it could withhold, and gave independence to Nanjing only in 1943.alongside with a nation called The Empire Of Pakistan which was friendly to Nanjing and they both cooperated, both ideas of their nations came into each other which significantly helped relations.
Nanjing soon changed its flag to the in 1945 "Moon Pillar" symbol. What is that? In Nanjing mythology, there are two pillars that make friends with the sun. Every morning, the pillars would get bigger until they were the size of the sun. Nanjing is now one of the most advanced nations, next to the Communist states of North America, and is plotting something soon.
