The Qing Authority emerged from the embers of the failed Xinhai Revolution. When revolutionary forces sought to topple the centuries-old monarchy, the imperial army rallied in the name of the Tianzi—the Son of Heaven. Against all odds, the dynasty endured. Yet not without sacrifice.

Emperor Aisin Gioro Puyi, the boy emperor, perished under mysterious circumstances—officially deemed an accident, though whispers speak of palace intrigue. With his death, the dynasty fractured. Warlords carved their fiefdoms into the heart of China, reducing the once-mighty Qing to a symbolic relic.

But the court did not fall.

When the Successor to Puyi became the Tianzi, the Emperor, Yi Ren began the slow work of reforming the decaying structure of imperial governance. Under his rule, the Qing Imperial Authority evolved—not into a mere continuation of the old empire, but a reborn regime: modernized, centralized, and draped in divine legitimacy.

Though de facto control lies fractured among regional warlords, the central government persists.

it is the rightful heir to the  Mandate of Heaven.

LONG LIVE THE TIANZI!

(I am a Reroll.)

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