In a momentous step towards healing the historical divides and fostering a united future, the Imperial Government of the Empire of Japan extends a hand of fraternity to the Government of the Ajakon Confederation. Grounded in a profound acknowledgment of our shared heritage, the Empire of Japan proposes the reunification of the Japanese Archipelago—a bold initiative aimed at restoring the splendor and harmony reminiscent of the pre-destruction era.
At the heart of this proposal lies a commitment to a shared destiny—one that transcends political boundaries and unites our citizens under the banner of a singular, cohesive nation. The Imperial Government, recognizing the significance of historical ties and cultural affinities, envisions a reunified Japan that draws strength from its diversity and stands as a beacon of stability in the East.
The essence of the proposal entails the voluntary cession of the southern areas, currently under Imperial governance, to the Ajakon Confederation. This gesture symbolizes the Empire's unwavering commitment to a collaborative and unified future. Moreover, in a bid to honor the historical continuity of our imperial lineage, Emperor Tokugawa Ieyasu is proposed as the ceremonial head of the new state—a figure that transcends politics and represents the enduring spirit of our shared heritage.
Central to the vision of a reunified Japanese Archipelago is the establishment of a joint governance model, ensuring seamless collaboration and synchronization between the two administrations. A proposed joint committee, comprising representatives from both governments, will spearhead the integration process, addressing any challenges with a spirit of cooperation.
This proposal stands as a testament to the commitment of the Empire of Japan towards building a stronger, more united nation. It heralds a new era of cooperation, understanding, and shared progress—a collective journey towards a future where the Japanese people, irrespective of their geographic origin, stand united under a common vision for prosperity and harmony. The Imperial Government eagerly anticipates engaging in fruitful discussions with the Government of the Republic of the Japanese Isles, paving the way for a brighter and more united tomorrow.
The official text of the proposal sent to the government of the Ajakon Confederation -
Date: April, 24, 2095
To the Esteemed Government of the Ajakon Confederation,
Subject: Proposal for the Reunification of the Japanese Archipelago
Honorable Representatives of the Japanese Isles,
May this correspondence find you in good health and prosperity. The Imperial Government of the Empire of Japan extends its sincere greetings and respect to the Government of the Ajakon Confederation. In the spirit of fostering unity, peace, and prosperity for Our shared homeland, we hereby submit a proposal for the reunification of the Japanese Archipelago.
Recognising the historical ties and cultural heritage that bind Our great nations, the Empire of Japan expresses its earnest desire to reunify the Japanese Archipelago into a single, cohesive nation, as it was in the Pre-Destruction Era. Our proposal aims to build upon the strengths of Our collective history and forge a path towards a harmonious and prosperous future for all Our citizens.
The Imperial Government proposes the voluntary cession of the southern areas, currently under the governance of the Imperial regime, to the Ajakon Confederation. This transfer of administrative control is envisioned as a symbol of goodwill and commitment to a unified Japanese nation. We believe that the consolidation of Our territories will contribute to the overall stability and development of the entire archipelago.
Furthermore, we propose the establishment of a shared governance model, ensuring full synchronization between Our two governments. This collaboration will be anchored by the recognition of Emperor Tokugawa Ieyasu as the ceremonial head of the new state. His role will be symbolic, representing the rich historical continuity of Our imperial lineage and providing a unifying figure for Our people.
To facilitate the seamless integration of Our governments, we propose the formation of a joint committee composed of representatives from both administrations. This committee will work diligently to address any outstanding issues, ensuring a smooth transition and fostering a spirit of cooperation.
The Empire of Japan believes that this proposal embodies the shared aspirations of Our people and provides an opportunity to build a stronger, more united nation. We look forward to engaging in constructive dialogue with the Government of the Ajakon Confederation to realize this vision for the benefit of Our citizens and the prosperity of Our united homeland.
In the spirit of friendship and cooperation,
Hiroshi Takamori, Foreign Affairs’ Minister
Imperial Government of the Empire of Japan
Recognizing the magnitude of this undertaking, the Imperial Government is reaching out to the global community for support. Reports indicate that the Imperial government seeks international aid to enhance and expedite the reunification process. Specifically, outreach has been made to global powers, including the Russian Federation, inviting their participation and assistance in this transformative endeavor.
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Yeah the Japanese Isles doesn’t exist anymore. The same person is there but the name is different now.
Japanese Isles is Ajakon Confederation
Hol up who are you and can you send me map of your nation?
You can't be Japan, JI/Ajako is Japan. So stay the f*ck out of it.
@Fukumoto Fuji lol, WHO ARE YOU??
TREATY OF EDO 2090
Preamble
In recognition of the shared history and aspirations of our nations, the Empire of Japan, the Japanese Isles, and Sakuri, having resolved to promote peace, reconciliation, and mutual understanding, hereby enter into the Treaty of Edo 2090 to restore the original borders of Japan and establish a framework for cooperation and peaceful coexistence.
Article 1: Restoration of Original Borders
1. The borders of Japan shall be reverted to their original state before any territorial adjustments were made.
2. All territorial disputes and claims between the signatory nations are hereby settled, and the status quo ante bellum shall be recognized.
Article 2: Sovereignty and Independence
1. The Empire of Japan, the Japanese Isles, and Sakuri shall respect each other's sovereignty, territorial integrity, and political independence.
2. Each nation shall have the right to determine its own political system, economic policies, and cultural development without interference from the other signatory nations.
Article 3: Continued Control of Outside Provinces and Territories
1. The Empire of Japan shall retain control over its outside provinces and territories, subject to the provisions of this treaty.
2. The signatory nations shall not take any hostile actions or engage in military aggression against each other, with a commitment to peaceful coexistence.
Article 4: Reunification Plan
1. The Reunification Plan shall be preserved and can be pursued once the signatory nations choose to end their isolation voluntarily.
2. The nations shall engage in open and constructive dialogue to explore the possibilities of reunification while respecting the rights and aspirations of all parties involved.
Article 5: Military Restrictions
1. Imperial Japanese Troops shall not enter the territories of the Japanese Isles and Sakuri.
2. The nations shall maintain a non-aggression policy towards each other and refrain from engaging in hostile activities.
Article 6: Trade and Economic Relations
1. The signatory nations shall promote trade and economic cooperation to foster prosperity and development.
2. They shall remove unnecessary trade barriers and facilitate the exchange of goods, services, and investments to enhance mutual benefits.
Article 7: Cultural Exchange
1. The nations shall encourage cultural and educational exchanges, promoting mutual understanding and appreciation of their respective histories and traditions.
2. Programs to foster cultural ties, academic collaboration, and people-to-people exchanges shall be actively supported.
Article 8: Dispute Resolution
1. Any disputes arising between the signatory nations shall be resolved through peaceful negotiations and dialogue.
2. In the event that diplomatic negotiations fail, the parties may seek mediation or arbitration, as agreed upon by all signatory nations.
Article 9: Withdrawal and Amendments
1. Any signatory nation may withdraw from this treaty by providing written notice to the other parties. Such withdrawal shall take effect one year after the receipt of the notice.
2. Any amendments to this treaty must be mutually agreed upon by all signatory nations and shall be made in writing.
Article 10: Ratification and Depository
1. The Treaty of Edo 2090 shall enter into force upon signature by all three nations.
2. The original text of the Treaty of Edo 2090 shall be deposited with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Empire of Japan, which shall transmit certified copies to the governments of the Japanese Isles and Sakuri.
Done at Edo on September 30, 2090, in triplicate, in the Japanese and English languages, BOTH texts being equally authentic.
Here's the treaty between us and the former JI and kingdom of Sakuri
https://politicsandwar.com/bulletin/id=38897/map-of-asia
Lmao, good sir, you're voided, as Ajako is away on break he's stationed me to make sure he doesn't disappear, his land isn't taken, so on and so forth. So until JI/Ajako returns, you're voided. Now if you could show me your map that'd be wonderful. By the way Sakuri quit RP again... I'm only doing what Ajako told me, I don't mean to be rude or anything...
By the way, I was looking through your bulletins and it seems many people voided you, hated you, etc,. JI didn't even really like you as well, you said he got independence in like 2090 or something. Good sir, just shut the f*ck up and go somewhere else, no one cares...
Who are you btw?!!!
I'm just RPing as the Korean SGP of the Ajakon Confederation. My first nation was New Germany back in 2021, and when I first joined PNW it was 2017 or 2018, I forgot which year lmao, it's been a while. Anyways, I'm just doing what I was told, I don't mean to even be rude. How has your day been?
(Had a bad past few days)